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Sarasota County · Florida

Roofing help in North Port, FL

North Port sits about 31 miles northwest of Cape Coral in Sarasota County. Our contractor network covers 6 ZIP codes (34286, 34287, 34288, 34289, 34290, 34291) here. The same roofers often work in Port Charlotte, Englewood and Rotonda West.

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County
Sarasota County
Covered ZIP codes
34286, 34287, 34288, 34289, 34290, 34291
Nearest major city
Cape Coral · 31 mi northwest
Closest city guide
Tampa · 66 mi
Coordinates
27.058, -82.198
State hazards
Hurricanes & tropical storms · High wind & severe storms · Heat & intense sun · Heavy rain & moss

Covered near North Port

  • Port Charlotte7 mi · 6 ZIPs
  • Englewood11 mi · 3 ZIPs
  • Rotonda West13 mi · 1 ZIP
  • Venice14 mi · 4 ZIPs
  • Punta Gorda14 mi · 6 ZIPs
  • Nokomis15 mi · 2 ZIPs
  • Laurel17 mi · 1 ZIP
  • Osprey20 mi · 1 ZIP
  • Arcadia24 mi · 3 ZIPs
  • Bokeelia26 mi · 1 ZIP
  • Pineland27 mi · 1 ZIP
  • Sarasota29 mi · 18 ZIPs

Hurricane wind requirements

The Florida Building Code sets wind design requirements statewide, with the strictest rules in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone of Miami-Dade and Broward counties, where roofing products need specific approvals.

Hiring in Florida: Florida requires roofing contractors to be licensed as a certified or registered roofing contractor through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. More on Florida roofing rules

Roofing services in North Port

North Port coverage

Is North Port, FL in your network?

Yes. Covered ZIP codes in North Port: 34286, 34287, 34288, 34289, 34290, 34291.

What's covered near North Port?

Port Charlotte, 7 miles away (6 ZIPs), Englewood, 11 miles away (3 ZIPs), Rotonda West, 13 miles away (1 ZIP), Venice, 14 miles away (4 ZIPs), Punta Gorda, 14 miles away (6 ZIPs) and Nokomis, 15 miles away (2 ZIPs).

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