Mitchell Roofing Company provides roof repair in Highland Park, a small village in Polk County east of the Scenic Highway. We trace and fix leaks, replace storm-damaged shingles, repair flashing, tile and metal, and confirm which office issues your permit before we pull it. Inspections and estimates are free.
Highland Park is a small incorporated village in southeast Polk County, east of SR 17, the Scenic Highway, which leads north to Lake Wales and south to Hillcrest Heights and Frostproof. US 27 runs to the west. More than a third of the village’s area is water.
Only 251 people lived here at the 2020 census. In 2000, nearly a third of residents were 65 or older and the median age was 51.
Roof Repair in Highland Park, FL
We find where the water actually gets in before we fix anything. Usual suspects are pipe boots, vents, valleys, skylights and flashing at walls and chimneys. We repair that spot, replace missing or creased shingles and reset or replace cracked tile, with photos of every residential repair.
Permits for a Village This Size
We haven’t found an official building page for Highland Park, so we don’t assume who reviews roof permits. Depending on where your home sits, the permit comes from the village or from the Polk County Building Division, and homes outside village limits are permitted by the county.
Mitchell Roofing confirms the jurisdiction and pulls the permit.
Ridge Storms Near Highland Park
Ian in 2022 dropped nearly 17 inches of rain on nearby Lake Wales, based on preliminary totals reported by The Ledger, and Milton in 2024 brought gusts of 80 to 90 mph across Polk, per Bay News 9.
Our storm and wind damage repair starts with an inspection and photos. If water is coming in now, call (727) 288-4650 so we can get the opening covered.
When Highland Park Roofs Need Replacing
If leaks keep returning, the shingles are worn out across most of the roof, or the decking is soft, a full tear-off is usually the better choice. We replace damaged wood and install new underlayment, flashing and roofing. If a repair will do, we’ll tell you.
Roof Materials for Highland Park
We repair and install architectural shingles from GAF and Owens Corning, metal roofs, concrete and clay tile including Eagle tile, and solar shingles. Shingles fit most homes, metal sheds wind-driven rain well, and tile needs a frame built to carry its weight.
Free Highland Park Roof Estimates
We inspect the roof, take photos and give you an itemized estimate. If a permit is needed, we pull it and schedule the inspections. You can also start with our instant online roof quote, and roof financing is available. Mitchell Roofing Company is licensed and insured, license #CCC1330496, and GAF certified.
Roof repair in Highland Park from Mitchell Roofing
- Licensed and insured Florida roofing contractor, license #CCC1330496
- Family owned and operated
- GAF certified contractor
- Free inspections and estimates, plus an instant online roof quote
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can you get to a roof leak in Highland Park?
Call (727) 288-4650 as soon as you notice it. For an active leak, calling is the fastest way to get the opening covered and a repair scheduled. Catch the water and move valuables clear in the meantime.
Is my Highland Park roof repairable, or does it need replacing?
If the damage is limited and the decking is solid, a repair is usually enough. Repeated leaks, worn shingles across the roof or soft decking point to replacement. We’ll show you photos so you can see why.
Do you repair tile and metal roofs in Highland Park?
Yes. We repair concrete and clay tile, including Eagle tile, and metal roofs, as well as GAF and Owens Corning shingles. Cracked or slipped tiles, loose fasteners and failed flashing are common repairs.
Who issues roof permits in Highland Park?
We haven’t confirmed that from an official source. Depending on where your home sits, the permit comes from the village or from the Polk County Building Division. We confirm the jurisdiction for your address and pull the permit.
Can you inspect my roof if I’m away part of the year?
Yes. A free inspection before you leave or after you return can catch lifted shingles, cracked tile or worn flashing early, before a storm turns them into a leak in an empty house.