We think the environment is important, so we’re doing what we can to lower the carbon footprint of each roofing job we do in South Florida. We hope you’ll keep the environment in mind when you select a roofer in Miami, Miami Beach, South Miami, Coral Gables, Miami Shores or anywhere in South Florida. We build  roofs that last while respecting the environment.

Please call (305) 251-9123 or email info@abwroofing.com for a free quote

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Little things matter. For example, we don’t use fuel-guzzling trucks when a car will do for the trip – we have cars that we specially outfitted with roof racks to carry ladders, saving fuel and lowering our impact on the environment. We also have vehicles in our fleet that run on bio-fuels – recycled cooking oil. We don’t save a lot of money with those vehicles, but we think it’s important to lessen our dependence on fossil fuels. We do it because it’s the right thing to do, and every little bit helps.

Your roof can also help the environment. We offer special packages with increased insulation that can lower your energy bills and help keep your home cool in South Florida’s summers. We have also done roofing jobs that integrated solar water-heating components – the cheapest and most efficient way to take advantage of all that sun we get down here. We’re also working on a project now that incorporates solar panels to generate electricity. We’re excited to be part of the leading edge on these new, energy-saving technologies, and we’re happy to work with clients who are “early adopters.”
Call us for your roofing needs. We’re happy to look at innovative solutions.

The most important thing you can do for the environment when you choose a roofer is make sure you get a roof that will last. Construction debris is a major contributor to our landfills – a job done well the first time, a roof that doesn’t have to  be replaced in 10 or 15 years, a roof that will truly last 30 years or more, is an investment in your home, but it’s also an investment in reducing the waste your home produces over time.