Roof Repair in Nassau, Bahamas
Leaks found and fixed right the first time — repairs, replacements, and storm response across New Providence.
Roof work for New Providence homes
Residential and small-commercial roofing across the island. Whatever your roof, we diagnose the real problem before we quote.
Roof Leak Repair
Finding the true source, not the easy patch. Same-week response and emergency tarping.
Learn moreRoof Replacement
Tear-off, decking check, hurricane straps corrected to Bahamas Building Code, new covering.
Learn moreHurricane Roof Damage
Emergency tarp-and-secure, photo documentation for your claim, code-restoring repairs.
Learn moreOur roofs face three silent killers
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Wind uplift
In a hurricane the wind tries to peel your roof off from the edges up. If the covering and the strapping underneath aren’t fastened to code, the weakest fastener fails first — and the rest follows.
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Salt-air corrosion of fasteners
Salt air rusts nails, screws and straps from the inside out. The tiles or panels can look fine while the fasteners holding them quietly corrode — often within a few seasons if the wrong metal was used.
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Sun-baked flashings & sealants
Relentless UV cracks the flashings around vents, chimneys and valleys, and dries out sealants until they let water through. Most leaks we find start at a failed flashing, not a hole in the roof.
Four steps, no surprises
Inspect
We climb the roof and trace the problem to its real source — water travels along rafters, so the stain is rarely under the hole.
Honest recommendation
You get a plain-language answer: repair or replace, what it involves, and why. No scaremongering.
Fix it right
Coastal-rated materials, correct fasteners, flashing done properly — so it holds through the next season.
Clean up
We leave the site clean and haul away the old material. You get photos of the finished work.
We work on all of them
What roof work tends to cost here
Real ranges for New Providence. Every roof is different — these are starting points, not quotes.
| Job | Typical range (BSD) | Notes |
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| Minor leak repair | $250 – $900 | Single flashing or a few cracked tiles |
| Tile / shingle section | $900 – $3,500 | Depends on match and access |
| Flat-roof recoating | $4 – $9 / sq ft | Prep and membrane condition drive it |
| Full replacement | From $12,000 | Varies widely by size and roof type |
Frequently asked questions
Do you repair all roof types in Nassau?
Yes. We work on concrete and clay tile, asphalt shingle, standing-seam metal, and flat/membrane roofs across New Providence. Most Bahamian homes use one of these, and each fails in its own way — we diagnose before we quote.
How fast can you come out?
We aim for same-week response for repairs and same-day callbacks. During and just after hurricane season the backlog builds quickly, so early requests get scheduled first — send us your details as soon as you spot a problem.
Do you help with hurricane and storm damage?
Yes. We provide emergency tarp-and-secure to stop further water damage, then document the damage with photos you can use for your insurance claim, and carry out repairs that restore the code-required connection — not just cover the hole.
Will you tell me honestly whether to repair or replace?
Always. Many roofs only need a targeted repair, and matching a few cracked tiles is far cheaper than a full replacement. We only recommend replacement when age, damage extent, or failed strapping make repair a false economy.
Can you handle roofs for absentee and second-home owners?
Yes — this is a big part of our work. We carry out scheduled inspections and send you a photo report while you are off-island, so you have a trusted local contact keeping an eye on the house.
How do I request a quote?
Fill in the short form with your name and phone number — and the roof type if you know it. We call you back, usually the same day, talk through the problem, and arrange a free assessment. You get an honest written quote after we have seen the roof.
Roof trouble? Let’s take a look.
Same-week response across New Providence. Honest advice, no pressure.