BGI Roofing Services & Service Areas

Wynwood is unlike any other neighborhood we serve. What used to be a working garment and warehouse district has become Miami’s most recognizable arts quarter, anchored by the Wynwood Walls and lined with converted industrial buildings, lofts, breweries, galleries, and a growing wave of mixed-use residential. BGI Roofing LLC is a Florida-licensed contractor (CCC1337074) led […]

The Upper East Side runs along Biscayne Bay between roughly 50th Street and the Little River, taking in Bayside, Belle Meade, Morningside, and the stretch of Biscayne Boulevard that anchors the MiMo Historic District. The architecture is mid-century modern, MiMo motels and commercial, Mediterranean Revival cottages from the 1920s–30s, and mid-century ranches with low-slope roofs. […]

Overtown is one of Miami’s most historically significant neighborhoods, the heart of the city’s African American community since the early twentieth century. The housing stock reflects that long history: single-story wood-frame and CBS homes from the 1920s through the 1960s, narrow lots, and a tight street grid bounded by I-95 and the Miami River. Landmarks […]

Midtown Miami is one of the newest neighborhoods in the urban core, a master-planned mixed-use district built largely after 2010 on the footprint of the old Florida East Coast rail yards. The buildings here skew young and tall: mid-rise condos, podium-and-tower residential, retail-over-parking blocks. Roofs in Midtown are almost entirely low-slope membrane systems on flat […]

Little Havana is one of Miami’s most iconic neighborhoods, the cultural heart of Cuban Miami and home to Calle Ocho, Domino Park, and a dense fabric of small single-family homes. The housing stock is predominantly 1940s–1960s single-story CBS construction on tight lots, with some earlier wood-frame bungalows and a scattering of newer infill. BGI Roofing […]

Little Haiti sits in the northeast quadrant of the City of Miami, anchored by the Little Haiti Cultural Center and the corridor along NE 2nd Avenue. The neighborhood’s identity is rooted in Haitian and broader Caribbean culture, and the housing stock reflects an older Miami: mostly 1920s through 1950s wood-frame and CBS single-family homes on […]

Liberty City is a long-established residential neighborhood in the northwest quadrant of the City of Miami, with roots going back to the development of Liberty Square in the 1930s. The housing stock is dominated by 1940s through 1960s CBS single-family homes, with smaller numbers of duplexes and small multi-family buildings. BGI Roofing LLC serves Liberty […]

Flagami sits in west Miami where Flagler Street and the Tamiami Trail run through a long stretch of mid-century single-family neighborhoods. The housing stock is mostly modest 1950s through 1970s concrete-block ranches on tidy lots, with newer infill scattered in. Most homes have been carefully maintained by Hispanic families who have owned them for years. […]

Edgewater hugs Biscayne Bay between downtown Miami and the Upper East Side, anchored by Margaret Pace Park and a wall of newer high-rise and mid-rise condominiums along the waterfront. The neighborhood has transformed dramatically in the last two decades. Roofs in Edgewater are almost entirely low-slope membrane systems, often with amenity decks and pools, and […]

Downtown Miami is the urban core, the financial, government, and increasingly residential center of South Florida. Single-family homes are almost nonexistent here; the building stock is overwhelmingly high-rise office, mixed-use, condominium, and a smaller layer of mid-rise residential. Roofs are almost entirely low-slope membrane assemblies shaped by amenity decks, dense mechanical equipment, occupied commercial space […]