Meet Rhino Roofs

Where Others Saw Problems, We Saw Solutions

Anyone who has worked in roofing will tell you that the industry has plenty of problems. Poor communication, lack of follow-through…the list goes on. But, here at Rhino, we think of problems as an opportunity to grow and do better. It’s why we started our company in the first place. We believed that customers deserved more than they were getting. When you work with us, you are guaranteed a team that has your best interests at heart.

Hands-On Roofing

Anyone can install a roof. But what does it take to be exceptional? That’s a question we ask ourselves every day. For us, it all comes down to being actively involved at every step of the process. Whether we’re answering your questions, installing a roof, or even making our own materials, we put a level of care and attention to detail into it. Your home deserves the best. And, at Rhino Roofs, that’s exactly what we deliver.

Frequently Asked Questions About Treasure Coast Roofing

How much does a new roof cost in Fort Pierce and the Treasure Coast?

The cost of a roof replacement in Fort Pierce varies based on your home’s square footage, the roofing material you choose, and the complexity of your roof’s structure. Asphalt shingles are typically the most affordable option, while standing seam metal roofing carries a higher upfront cost but a significantly longer lifespan and lower maintenance burden. Because every home is different, we provide free, itemized on-site estimates — so you’ll know exactly what your project costs before committing to anything.

Why should I consider metal roofing for my Florida home?

Metal roofing is particularly well-suited for coastal Florida properties because of its wind resistance, longevity, and energy performance. Standing seam metal roofs are commonly rated to withstand winds of 140 MPH or higher, making them a strong choice for a region that sees regular tropical storms and hurricanes. They also reflect solar radiant heat, which can meaningfully reduce air conditioning costs during Florida summers. Most high-quality metal roofing systems carry a 40 to 50-year product warranty — roughly double the lifespan of standard asphalt shingles.

Are you a licensed and insured roofing contractor in Florida?

Yes. Rhino Roofs holds a Florida state-certified roofing contractor license ([License # CCC-XXXXXX]) and carries full general liability and workers’ compensation insurance. You can verify our license status through the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. This coverage protects you from any liability during the project and ensures our work is backed by a licensed professional, not a day-labor crew.

Do you handle insurance claims for storm damage?

Yes. If your roof sustained damage during a storm and you’re filing an insurance claim, we can help you document the damage thoroughly and understand your policy’s requirements before repairs begin. We work with homeowners throughout the claims process — though the final decisions and communications with your insurer remain in your hands. We’ll make sure the damage documentation is complete and accurate.

What's the difference between seamless gutters and standard gutters?

Seamless gutters are fabricated on-site from a continuous run of aluminum, meaning they have no seams along their length except at the corners. Standard sectional gutters are assembled from shorter pieces joined together, which creates seam points that are prone to leaking and debris accumulation over time. For Florida’s heavy rainfall, seamless gutters provide a more reliable, lower-maintenance solution and a cleaner finished appearance.

How long does a residential roof replacement take?

Most residential roof replacements in the Fort Pierce area are completed in one to two days, depending on the size of the home, the roofing material being installed, and weather conditions. Metal roofing installations typically take slightly longer than shingle installations due to the fabrication and panel-setting process. We’ll give you a specific timeline estimate before the project begins so you can plan accordingly.