Home RESIDENTIAL

A commercial
standard,
over your house.

High-end homes built or re-roofed to the same drawings, the same crews, and the same inspection standard that pass third-party review on the commercial side. Metal, tile, torch-applied flats, and architectural shingle.

Markets Residential · New Builds · Re-Roof
Systems 5 — standing seam, 5V metal, tile, torch-applied, shingle
Estimate Free On-Site Walk for Re-Roofs
01 — Engagement

Building new? Re-roofing?
Two ways to start.

Track A — New Build

Send the
plan set.

For new home construction, send the architectural drawings and roof spec — yours, your architect's, or your builder's. We bid from the plans and return a written proposal with material, attachment, and warranty.

  1. You (or your architect/builder) submit the plans.
  2. We review the assembly, slope, and tie-ins.
  3. Written bid and proposal returned.
  4. Award, schedule, mobilize.
Track B — Re-Roof

We come measure.
Free estimate.

Need a new roof on your existing home and don't have current plans? We schedule an on-site walk, measure the field, inspect the deck condition, and return a free written estimate with the system options that fit your home.

  1. You call or submit a site request.
  2. On-site walk scheduled, usually within the week.
  3. Field measure, photograph, condition report.
  4. Free written estimate with options.
  5. Choose your scope, we mobilize.
02 — Systems

Five residential systems.
No shortcuts.

Residential customers choose from standing seam metal, 5V crimp metal, clay or concrete tile, torch-applied flat sections, and architectural shingle — each installed by the same crews, to the same attachment patterns, that pass third-party inspection on our commercial work.

— 01 / Standing Seam Metal

Standing
Seam Metal.

The look most Southwest Florida coastal homes want — and the system that performs best against Gulf wind and sun exposure. Concealed-fastener panel, custom flashings, and coastal-rated finishes engineered for the salt air.

  • Standing Seam
  • Concealed Fastener
  • Galvalume / Aluminum
  • Copper / Zinc
  • Custom Flashings
  • Coastal-Rated Finish
  • Multiple Profiles
  • Engineered Clip Spacing
Residential standing seam metal roof on a new-construction Southwest Florida estate
— 02 / Tile

Clay & Concrete
Tile.

The classic Southwest Florida roofline — clay barrel, flat profile, or S-tile in concrete. Installed on engineered self-adhered underlayments with hand-cut hips and ridges. The look of a hand-built roof; the engineering of a modern one.

  • Barrel Tile
  • Flat Tile
  • S-Tile
  • Clay
  • Concrete
  • Self-Adhered Underlayment
  • Foam-Adhered
  • Mechanically Fastened
Residential concrete tile roof on a lakefront Southwest Florida home
— 03 / 5V Metal

5V Crimp
Metal Roofing.

The classic Florida exposed-fastener metal — five V-shaped crimps per panel. The silhouette of old-Florida cottages, modern coastal builds, and barn-style homes. A simpler install than standing seam and a strong value play that still gives you a metal roof's lifespan and wind performance.

  • 5V Crimp
  • Exposed Fastener
  • Galvalume
  • Painted Steel
  • Coastal-Rated Finish
  • Cottage / Barn Style
  • Value Engineered
  • High Wind-Rated
5V crimp metal roof on a canal-front Southwest Florida home — exposed-fastener panel with five V-crimps per sheet
— 04 / Torch-Applied

Modified
Bitumen Flats.

For homes with flat or low-slope sections — terraces, lanais, garage roofs, or zero-pitch additions — torch-applied modified bitumen is the right answer. Multi-ply SBS or APP cap-sheet assemblies that resist standing water and tie cleanly into your tile or metal field.

  • SBS
  • APP
  • Multi-Ply
  • Cap Sheet
  • Heat-Welded Seams
  • Cold-Applied Adhesive (Alt)
  • Lanai & Terrace
  • Tie-In to Pitched Field
Torch-applied modified bitumen roof deck — commercial install at Bay Pines Medical Center, the same multi-ply assembly Blackstone uses on residential lanais and terraces
— 05 / Architectural Shingle

Architectural
Shingle Roofing.

Dimensional, laminated asphalt shingles — the system most Southwest Florida buyers know, and the right answer for plenty of homes. Multiple profiles and colours, and a code-compliant install with starter strips, hip-and-ridge caps, ice-and-water shield at penetrations, and synthetic underlayment.

  • Dimensional / Laminated
  • Asphalt
  • GAF · Owens Corning · CertainTeed
  • Manufacturer Warranty
  • Synthetic Underlayment
  • Starter & Hip-Ridge
  • Multiple Colours & Profiles
  • High Wind-Rated
Architectural laminated shingle roof on a Southwest Florida home
— A note on TPO

We don't install TPO on residential.
Here's why.

TPO is a fantastic commercial single-ply roof — and Blackstone is a certified RhinoBond installer for it on commercial projects. But it isn't the right answer for a high-end residential roofline. For homes we recommend standing seam or 5V crimp metal, clay or concrete tile, architectural shingle, or torch-applied modified bitumen on the flat sections — systems with the look, lifespan, and resale value that Southwest Florida buyers expect. If you've been pitched residential TPO, ask us why we'd talk you out of it.

The same crews that pass commercial inspection install the roof over your dining room.
— Blackstone Roofing Enterprises LLC
Start a Residential Project

Free estimate.
No pressure.

Submit your address or plan set — we'll walk the roof and write you a free estimate with system options laid out plainly.

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