Visibility scan · Miami-Dade County, FL
Miami-Dade County Roofing Visibility Index
Homeowners across Miami-Dade County search Google for a roofer thousands of times a
month. When they do, Google answers in three places at once: a map, a box of top picks, and the
regular results. The roofers who show up across all three get found first and get the call. This
report maps who actually shows up, where, and why. It is a snapshot of who is visible right now, not
a measure of who does the best work.
What we measured
We searched as if we were standing at 88 points spread across Miami-Dade County (points over water are skipped), for the main roofing searches homeowners use most: “roofing contractor” (about 1,000 a month), “roofing company” (about 480 a month), and “roof repair” (about 320 a month). Between them that is roughly 1,800 searches a month, and the wider set of roofing terms runs to several thousand. At each point we recorded which companies Google showed in three places: on the map, in the map pack, and in the regular results. 544 distinct roofing businesses appeared.
Who owns each pocket
Each dot is a search point, colored for the roofer who ranks #1 there. The more of
the map a roofer owns, the more of it carries their color; grey dots have no clear local leader.
Hover any dot to see the top three.
Suncoast Roofers Compa… (9)Action Roofing (8)Vivid Harbor Roofers (5)Top Hat Roofing (5)Top Florida Roofing (3)PSR Roofing Company of… (3)Summit Crest Roof Co. (3)City Roofing (3)Smaller multi-spot leaders (9)One-off / not #1
What the map tells us
- No single roofer owns Miami-Dade County. 46 different companies are #1 in at least one pocket, and the biggest territory — Suncoast Roofers Company Miami Gardens's — is just 9 of the 88 points we searched. Visibility here is won neighborhood by neighborhood, not metro-wide.
- Suncoast Roofers Company Miami Gardens is the roofer to beat in Hialeah, Opa-locka and Miami Gardens.
- Action Roofing is the roofer to beat in Doral, Sweetwater and Tamiami.
- Vivid Harbor Roofers is the roofer to beat in Homestead.
- Top Hat Roofing is the roofer to beat in Coconut Grove, Downtown Miami and Key Biscayne.
- Whole neighborhoods have no real leader. In South Miami, University Park, Flagami and Miami Springs and others, every #1 is a single-spot win with no established roofer behind it — the most winnable ground on the map.
- Even Miami's core is contested: across its 27 search points the strongest roofer leads just 3, with 21 different one-spot winners splitting the rest.
- Some pockets are beatable on reputation alone — West End is currently led by RoofRanger Roof Repairs Miami with just 1 review.
Most visible roofing companies
| # | Company | Visibility |
Reviews | Rating |
|---|
| 1 | Suncoast Roofers Company Miami Gardens | | 106 | 4.9★ |
| 2 | Action Roofing | | 47 | 4.8★ |
| 3 | T&S Roofing Systems | | 1200 | 4.8★ |
| 4 | Miami Roof-Tech | | 143 | 4.9★ |
| 5 | Vivid Harbor Roofers | | 50 | 4.7★ |
| 6 | Top Florida Roofing | | 151 | 5★ |
| 7 | Citrus County Roofing. | | 55 | 4.9★ |
| 8 | PSR Roofing Company of Miami | | 11 | 5★ |
| 9 | Top Hat Roofing | | 112 | 4.9★ |
| 10 | Summit Crest Roof Co. | | 25 | 5★ |
Visibility is a 0–100 score for how easily Miami-Dade County homeowners find a roofer:
mostly how much of the map they show up across, plus whether they show up for the main
“roofing contractor Miami” search and on the regular results page. Higher means easier to find.
What the most visible roofers are doing
When a homeowner looks for a roofer in Miami-Dade County, Google answers in three different places, and
each one is won a different way:
- The map. The pin map with a handful of businesses on it. Google mostly decides who shows
up by reviews, how complete and active your Google Business Profile is, and how close you are to
whoever's searching — so the map shows different roofers in different parts of town.
- The map pack. Search something like “roofing contractor Miami” and Google drops three
businesses into a box at the very top. Landing there is about your reputation across the whole
city, not just your block.
- The website. The regular results beneath the map. This one is won by your actual site:
how well its pages are built and how many other sites link to it. It is the slowest of the three to
earn and the hardest for a rival to take from you, which makes it the most durable, county-wide kind
of visibility there is.
Here's the striking part: almost no one wins more than one. Not one of the top 10 is strong on the map, in the map pack, and on the website all at once. Only 2 of the 10 manage even two of the three. Below
is our read on what's putting each of the top 10 where they are — and where each one is
leaving the door open.
1Suncoast Roofers Company Miami Gardens
106 reviews · 4.9★
Most visible across Hialeah, Opa-locka and Miami Gardens.
On the mapTop 3 at 13 of 88Main searchNot in the map packWebsiteNot in the top 20
How they got there: Suncoast tops the entire map, first across nine points spanning the northwest corridor: Hialeah, Opa-locka, and Miami Gardens. The reason is in plain sight. Their office sits in Miami Gardens, half a mile from the center of that territory, and Google's map rewards proximity before anything else. Suncoast is simply closest to the homes searching there.It's the clearest case in this report because so little else is working for them. The profile is barely tended: six photos, no new review since last October, and a reply to roughly one in 12. The website isn't even built for this market. It runs on a Tampa-area template (the domain literally reads "lutzfl"), with no headline and the word "Miami" nowhere on it. They never appear in the "roofing contractor Miami" map pack or the regular search results. Location alone holds the top spot here, which means it holds only until an equally close competitor keeps an active profile and takes it.
2Action Roofing
47 reviews · 4.8★
Most visible across Doral, Sweetwater and Tamiami.
On the mapTop 3 at 12 of 88Main searchNot in the map packWebsiteNot in the top 20
How they got there: Action owns the western stretch, first across Doral, Tamiami, and Sweetwater from an office in the middle of Doral. They back it with the most actively managed profile among the roofers actually winning ground on the map: 30 new reviews in the last 90 days, about 10 a month, and a reply to nearly every one. That steady drumbeat of fresh, answered reviews is exactly the signal Google's map rewards, and it shows.What's striking is how little their website adds. Their domain is the oldest in the field, registered in 2001, with 121 sites linking to it, and none of it helps them in Miami. The links trace back to the Tampa area, and the site's title and headline say "Florida," never "Miami." So despite real age and link history, they're absent from the "roofing contractor Miami" map pack and the regular results. Their position is built entirely on being close and staying active, not on the website behind it.
3T&S Roofing Systems
1,200 reviews · 4.8★
Shows up as a strong #2–#3 rather than #1 anywhere.
On the mapTop 3 at 2 of 88Main searchMap pack, 4 of 8WebsiteRanks #2
How they got there: T&S is the most established roofer in Miami by every reputation measure: 1,200 reviews (eight times the rest of this list), the fastest pace of new ones at about 16 a month, a reply to virtually all of them, 343 photos, GAF Master Elite status, and the best-built website of the 10. All of that earns them what reputation should. They hold the "roofing contractor Miami" map pack and rank in the regular search results, the big searches that don't depend on where you're standing.And they own zero territory on the neighborhood map. Not a single point. Map placement is decided point by point by who is physically nearest, and reputation doesn't move that needle: a roofer two miles closer wins the spot regardless of review count. T&S is the clearest proof in this report that being the best-known roofer in town and owning the neighborhood map are two different contests, won in two different ways.
4Miami Roof-Tech
143 reviews · 4.9★
Most visible across Coral Gables and Coral Way.
On the mapTop 3 at 2 of 88Main searchMap pack, 6 of 8WebsiteRanks #2
How they got there: Miami Roof-Tech is the mirror image of the map leaders. On the neighborhood grid it's nearly invisible, holding just two points around Coral Gables. But it wins the searches that don't depend on location. It sits in the "roofing contractor Miami" map pack for every term we checked and ranks in the regular results, which the proximity players never reach.The how is age and authority. Their domain dates to 2007, and 413 other sites link to it, the deepest link profile of any independent roofer here, paired with a homepage that works the word "Miami" into its title three times over. That combination is what wins the head-term pack and the blue-link results. Worth noting: they barely tend the profile itself, with about one owner reply per 100 reviews, which likely caps how far they reach on the map. They're strong exactly where the map-only roofers are weak, and weak exactly where those roofers are strong.
5Vivid Harbor Roofers
50 reviews · 4.7★
Most visible across Homestead.
On the mapTop 3 at 8 of 88Main searchNot in the map packWebsiteNot in the top 20
How they got there: Vivid Harbor owns Homestead outright, first at every one of the five points we checked across the city, from an office barely a mile from the middle of them. It's the most complete neighborhood lock in the report, and it's held by the roofer with the smallest web presence of the ten.Their domain is barely a year old, on an unusual ".best" address, with 15 sites linking to it and a search-authority score of zero. The website even blocks the tools that try to read it. By every web measure they should be invisible, and in the regular search results they are. None of it matters on the map, because Homestead is theirs by proximity. They're the closest active, well-reviewed roofer in town, and in a market that size that's the whole contest. A newcomer with no links just showed that you can own a city on location alone.
6Top Florida Roofing
151 reviews · 5★
Most visible across Cutler Bay and Perrine.
On the mapTop 3 at 8 of 88Main searchNot in the map packWebsiteNot in the top 20
How they got there: Top Florida holds the southern suburbs, first across Cutler Bay, Perrine, and the south Miami points around them, from an office half a mile away. Unlike most of the map leaders, they actually invested in their website: it has the deepest content of any roofer here, including a real educational blog ("Cost to Replace a Roof in Miami") and a full service list.Here's the lesson in it. Almost none of that effort shows up in their rankings. The site carries no structured data for Google to read, only 37 sites link to it, and it never appears in the "roofing contractor Miami" map pack or the regular results. Their position is held by the same thing as everyone else's: proximity, plus an actively tended profile (106 photos and a reply to nearly every review). Good website content is worth doing, but on its own it isn't what's winning them the south. Their location is.
7Citrus County Roofing.
55 reviews · 4.9★
Most visible across Liberty City.
On the mapTop 3 at 8 of 88Main searchNot in the map packWebsiteNot in the top 20
How they got there: Citrus County Roofing is a study in how little the map cares about your website. Three things about this business don't line up. The name on its profile points to a county 250 miles north near Tampa, its web address is "precisionroofing-solutions.com," and the homepage's own title is about gutter cleaning, not roofing. A homeowner clicking through would struggle to say who they even are.None of that stops it from taking Miami map points, a couple around Liberty City and the urban core, because Google's map ranks the profile's location and category and never reads the muddle on the website behind it. The profile itself is ordinary: 60 photos, one new review in the last three months, no replies. And the business is genuinely located in the city. That's all the map needs. It's a clean illustration that the map and the website are scored in two completely separate places.
8PSR Roofing Company of Miami
11 reviews · 5★
Most visible across North Miami Beach and Sunny Isles Beach.
On the mapTop 3 at 8 of 88Main searchNot in the map packWebsiteNot in the top 20
How they got there: PSR is the newcomer that shows how fast this can move. Their domain was registered in April 2026, about two months ago, with essentially no other sites linking to it yet, and they have 11 reviews total. They are already a top-10 roofer in Miami-Dade, first across a northeast-coastal pocket around North Miami Beach and Sunny Isles, from an office right in the middle of it.How does a two-month-old business get there? It did the two things the map actually rewards. It loaded its profile heavily, with 115 photos, the most of any leader, and it's collecting reviews quickly, with all 11 landing in the last 90 days. Paired with a tight location, that's enough to crack the top ten before the website has earned a single link. For any roofer who assumes they're too far behind to compete on the map, PSR is the counterexample: proximity and an active profile get you in fast.
9Top Hat Roofing
112 reviews · 4.9★
Most visible across Coconut Grove, Downtown Miami and Key Biscayne.
On the mapTop 3 at 6 of 88Main searchMap pack, 4 of 8WebsiteNot in the top 20
How they got there: Top Hat holds the most valuable addresses in the county: Downtown Miami, Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne, Little Havana, and Miami Beach, from an office downtown just over a mile from the center of that spread. These are the highest-demand roofing markets in Miami-Dade, and Top Hat owns the map across them.It does this on the thinnest website in the report: a ".homes" domain barely two years old, with just 13 sites linking to it. There's a flicker of search presence, since it edges into the map pack for one term, but its web footprint is essentially nil. What carries the premium core is position: an office in the heart of downtown, an actively photographed profile (93 photos), and a steady flow of fresh reviews. The lesson repeats even here. The priciest, most competitive neighborhoods in the county are still won on the map by proximity, not by the size of the website behind the pin.
10Summit Crest Roof Co.
25 reviews · 5★
Most visible across Homestead and Princeton.
On the mapTop 3 at 7 of 88Main searchNot in the map packWebsiteNot in the top 20
How they got there: Summit Crest is the last word on how little you can get away with on the map. It has no real website at all, just a free Google Sites page, three photos, and a couple dozen reviews. By every polish measure it's the thinnest operation in the top ten.And it ranks, because it sits almost exactly on top of the points it wins. Its office in Princeton is a tenth of a mile from the center of its territory across the far-south stretch toward Homestead, the tightest proximity of any leader here. In that part of the county there simply aren't many active roofers competing, so the closest one with a few recent reviews takes the map. No domain, no links, three photos, and still a top-10 roofer in Miami-Dade. If the other nine cards leave any doubt, this one settles it: on the map, location is the lever.
“On the map,” “Main search,” and “Website” are
measured across the searches above. A company can lead the map in its own pocket yet never appear in
the city-wide search, and the reverse is just as common. They are different contests, won in
different ways.
How to read these rankings
Local rankings are always moving. Google refreshes them constantly, so the exact order at any
single point can shift from one week to the next, and the leader at a hotly contested spot today
may not be the leader next month. If you run one of these searches yourself, from your own corner
of Miami-Dade County, you may also see a slightly different lineup than we did, because Google tailors what
it shows to exactly where you're standing. What holds steady is the bigger picture: who owns a
neighborhood, who is strong across a wide area, and who holds the map pack city-wide. We built this
report around those durable patterns, not the day-to-day jostling over any single position. Read it
as the lay of the land as of June 2026, not a fixed scoreboard.
What this tells you about getting found
Two things are true at the same time. The map rewards being close and keeping an active,
well-reviewed profile, so even a newer roofer can win its own corner quickly. But the map is only one
of the three places homeowners look, and it is the least settled: a competitor who sits a little
closer with an active profile can take those pins next month.
The other two surfaces are where lasting visibility is built. The map pack and the regular results
do not care how close you are. They answer to reputation and a real, well-built website that other
sites point to, they cover the whole county instead of one neighborhood, and once you have earned them
they are far harder for anyone to take back. That is why the two most established names here, T&S
and Miami Roof-Tech, hold those surfaces while newer roofers trade pins on the map.
Here is the opening. Almost no one wins all three. Most of this list is strong in exactly one place
and missing from the other two. The roofer who shows up on the map, in the map pack, and in the
regular results at once is rare, gets found first no matter how a homeowner searches, and is nearly
impossible to dislodge. That is the position worth building toward.
See where your company stands
This is the public map. The private version is built for one company: your own coverage, point by
point across Miami-Dade County, the neighborhoods where you already win, the ones where you never show up, and
the moves that would change it. Tell us where to send it.