Roofer Salary in Florida

Install, repair, and replace the roofing systems that protect homes, businesses, and industrial buildings from the elements.

Florida Roofer Wages at a Glance

Florida roofers earn a statewide median of $47,590 per year ($22.88 per hour), up 37.4% from May 2020, with the middle of the wage range running from $33,240 at the 10th percentile to $63,810 at the 90th.

Florida employs approximately 23,550 roofers statewide, up 2.4% from May 2020.

Median Wages by Metro

Metro Annual median Hourly Employment 5-yr wage
Naples $49,410 $23.76/hr 610 up 40.1%
North Port $48,860 $23.49/hr 1,990 up 29.7%
Miami $48,030 $23.09/hr 5,290 up 34.6%
Palm Bay $47,770 $22.97/hr 540 up 60.0%
Port St. Lucie $47,590 $22.88/hr 820 up 18.3%
Jacksonville $47,520 $22.85/hr 1,400 up 62.3%
Orlando $47,300 $22.74/hr 2,650 up 17.0%
Tampa $47,170 $22.68/hr 3,380 up 41.7%
Deltona $46,940 $22.57/hr 580 up 35.9%
Cape Coral $46,890 $22.54/hr 1,900 up 51.3%
Lakeland $46,730 $22.47/hr 810 up 36.0%
Pensacola $45,980 $22.11/hr 300 up 94.1%

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2020 and May 2025.

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