Tile, metal or shingle — replaced inside a master-planned community without a single call to your HOA from you. Miromar Lakes to Wildcat Run. You're not allowed to work.
Almost every house in Estero sits inside a planned community with an association, a management company and a set of rules about roofs. That is not a problem for us; it is the job. The submittal goes in first. The management company gets a live link to the photographs so nobody has to drive out to check. Every stage of your roof is photographed — tear-off, deck, dry-in, load, finish — and it goes to you the day it happens, whether you are home or up north until the season. The day you sign, you get the owner's cell — not a project manager, not a call center — and he is your contact until the final inspection passes. Tile, metal, shingle: we install all three and we are as serious about one as the other. The underlayment we use is rated for six months of sun exposure; our standard is under five days with the deck open. We sequence the tear-off, the dry-in and the loading so your house is never sitting there waiting on somebody. The site is cleaned as we go, during the day, not at the end of it — and we inspect the roof nine times before we call it done.
Tear-off, deck, dry-in, load, finish — every stage photographed and sent to you the day it happens. Drone shots from above and close-ups from the roof. You do not have to be in the state, and you do not have to ask.
The submittal packet, the product approvals, the color and profile sheets, the work-hour rules, the gate access — we do all of it. And your association gets a live link: photographs of the job as it happens, so when somebody upstairs asks what is going on at the house, your manager can pull it up and answer without driving out there.
All three, to the same standard. On tile we match what is already on your house — profile and color — so the new roof looks like it was always there and the community has nothing to say. Standing seam where it fits. Architectural shingle where it belongs. We tell you what your house needs, not what we would rather sell.
Documentation is the whole game with a carrier. Every job is photographed start to finish and every finding is written down, which is why our estimates hold up when somebody else has to read them.
Two different jobs get called "HOA work." One is a homeowner inside a community, and we handle that paperwork for them. The other is the association itself — the coach homes, carriage homes, villas and clubhouses along Corkscrew, Three Oaks and Estero Parkway where the roofs are the association's responsibility and the board has to answer for them. That is a different kind of job and we run it differently.
Multiple buildings phased so residents keep parking, access and quiet hours. Scope and schedule in writing before anything starts. Certificates of insurance, permits and the Notice of Commencement handled, and one point of contact who is the owner of the company, not a coordinator.
A live link with photographs of every building as the work happens. When a resident calls or the board asks where things stand, your manager opens the link and answers — no drive-out, no chasing a superintendent. We will shape the reporting to whatever format your association actually uses.
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Village of Estero permits, Lee County permits for the communities outside the village line, and the HOA packets that come with every gate are routine for us — including the communities that want every last document before a single tile moves.
A sample. Every written review we have is on the reviews page, unedited.
Reasonable, responsive and reliable. 1. Reasonable pricing always related to job conditions. No cowboy or shoot from the hip prices. 2. Responsive, they always call back and address any customer concern, even when job is finished and they have been paid. 3. Reliable — all their work is carefully and professionally performed and they always arrive on schedule. The above is a lost art in the contracting business but not to Blue Dog
I highly recommend this company for your roofing needs, I have a busy life, and they worked with me through many obstacles. They also provided photos through the whole process, thanks blue dog
Alex from Blue Dog came out to look at the problem right away on a Friday and was thorough in explaining the problem. They were able to do the work on Monday. His crew was friendly and efficient. A nice feature is they post pictures as the work is being done so you don't have to go to the roof to see it.
Alex is a consummate professional. No bs he will tell you what you need and give you an honest estimate with a timeline and gets the job done.
Alex is a man of his word and does excellent work. All commitments were kept and on time. I highly recommend Blue Dog Roofing.
Blue Dog roofing provided excellent customer service! We are very happy with how our project turned out and would recommend them to anyone!!
Depends on which side of the village line you are on, and we know. Grandezza, Bella Terra, Stoneybrook and Wildcat Run are inside the Village of Estero and permit through the village. Corkscrew Shores and the newer communities east on Corkscrew are still unincorporated Lee County. Either way the permit, the Notice of Commencement, the product approvals and the inspections are ours. You sign once and we take it from there.
None of it. We prepare the submittal — product approvals, color and profile sheets, work-hour and gate rules — and we carry it through the board. The management company gets a live link to the job photographs so they can answer questions without a drive-out. On tile we match your existing profile and color, which is usually what the ARB wants to see anyway.
More often than people expect — most Estero communities allow standing seam in an approved color, and several encourage it. We will check your documents before we quote, and if metal is off the table we will tell you and match your tile instead. Standard steel is fine this far inland; the salt setback that matters is out on the beach.
It happens all the time. Every step is photographed and sent to you, so you can watch the roof go on from wherever you are. Several of the reviews above were written by owners who were out of state the whole time.
Most Estero replacements run one to three weeks on the roof once material lands — metal often faster than tile — plus the ARB, permit and material lead time before that. The deck itself is open for less than five days by our standard. We give you the real timeline in the written estimate, not the optimistic one.
We measure your roof from satellite the same day you ask, and a written estimate with photographs lands in your inbox within 48 hours. If we need to get on the roof, we tell you why first.
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