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Alligator Point · Franklin County

Composite Roofing in Alligator Point, FL

In Alligator Point, a composite roof replacement on a typical 1,703 sq ft home runs about $37,900–$66,200 (Blue Sky pricing as of October 2026); Blue Sky crews don't work here yet, so we'll refer you to a licensed roofer who does.

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What composite roofing costs in Alligator Point

For the median single-family home here: 1,703 sq ft of living area, about 25 roof squares.

  • Composite

    Synthetic slate, shake, or tile (e.g. DaVinci, Brava)

    $50,100

    Most jobs $37,900–$66,200

    $1,620–$2,470 per square

What moves the price

  • The profile: synthetic slate, shake, or tile.
  • Stainless steel fasteners.
  • Aluminum drip edge versus steel or painted Galvalume drip edge.

Commercial roofs

Roofs on commercial buildings in Alligator Point, priced per square because building sizes vary too much for a typical total.

Composite
$2,600 per squareMost jobs $2,110–$3,210

Ranges start from Blue Sky's standard pricing (October 2026) and tighten as we complete jobs nearby. Installed price for a full replacement, including tear-off, permit, and disposal. Your written estimate after an inspection is the final price. How we price

Local rules that change the job

  • Wind code

    Franklin County is outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. Roofing products need Florida product approval, and the Florida Building Code's wind requirements for the home's exact location apply.

  • Who issues the permit

    Cities permit homes inside their limits and Franklin County permits unincorporated addresses. A mailing city doesn't always match city limits, so the permitting office is confirmed from the parcel before filing.

  • Older homes

    80% of single-family homes in Alligator Point were built before the statewide Florida Building Code took effect in 2002. Re-roofing an older home can trigger upgrades such as re-nailing the roof deck and adding a secondary water barrier; a written estimate should include them.

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