A shingle re-roof for a one-story townhouse, documented through installation and finished-roof photography.

Maria wanted to replace the existing roof for insurance reasons and requested a shingle roof. The project record identifies the home as a one-story townhouse.
The documented work was an asphalt, fiberglass-shingle re-roof using GAF roofing products.
Bigfoot Construction Inc. is listed as the contractor on the Miami-Dade County roof permit. The permit was issued in January 2026, and the final inspection passed in February.
The installation and finished-roof media below document different stages of this project.
After an inspection, the county requested a roof-to-wall affidavit and a new Schedule D. The team prepared both documents, and the roof final inspection passed ten days later.
Permit issuance and the passed final inspection are separate milestones. The project’s final inspection result is confirmed from the permit records, rather than inferred from its finished-roof photos.
Four project views from February 6, 2026, during the installation stage.
The property is in unincorporated Miami-Dade County. Miami is its mailing city; the roof permit was issued by Miami-Dade County.
Bigfoot Construction Inc. is the contractor named on the permit.
The job summary records insurance reasons and the homeowner’s request for shingle roofing.
The verified project information identifies an asphalt, fiberglass-shingle re-roof and GAF as the manufacturer.
Miami-Dade County issued roof permit 2026023206, process C2026054526, for the property in unincorporated Miami-Dade.
Yes. Final inspection passed February 2026.
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