Micco is a quiet unincorporated community at the southern tip of Brevard County, between Grant-Valkaria to the north and the Indian River County line to the south, with the Indian River Lagoon on its east side. It has roots going back to the 1870s and today is mostly residential, with a large share of retirees.
Micco homes see the same humid summers, heavy afternoon storms and hurricane-season wind as the rest of the Treasure and Space Coast. Properties near the lagoon also get salt air, which speeds up rust on metal parts of a roof. Shingle, metal and low-slope roofs are all common here.
On the lagoon side of the coast, Micco roofs get salt in the air without the full ocean blast, plus long sun and heavy summer rain. Flashing, valleys and roof-to-wall joints are where leaks start here. Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30.
From Barefoot Bay (neighboring) to the edge of town, we roof homes all across Micco, in ZIP code 32976. Near Indian River Lagoon, Micco Road or St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park (nearby)? You're in our service area.
Remco is based in Port St. Lucie. Micco is about 43 miles north of us in a straight line (driving is a little longer), in Brevard County. It's one of the 23 towns we roof between Melbourne and Boynton Beach.
Approximate straight-line distances from Port St. Lucie. Coastline simplified.
04 Questions
Roofing in Micco. Straight answers.
Do you serve Micco?
Yes. Micco is one of the 23 towns Remco Roofing serves, across Brevard County and beyond. We're based in Port St. Lucie, about 43 miles away.
How fast can you get to Micco for a leak?
Call (772) 314-7244 any hour. Devon answers 24/7 and will tell you honestly when the crew can be there; timing depends on the weather and jobs already booked.
Do I need a permit to re-roof in Micco?
Generally, yes. Florida requires a permit for a re-roof, inspected under the Florida Building Code, issued by your city or by Brevard County outside city limits. Remco handles the permit and inspections.
Does living near the lagoon matter for my Micco roof?
Yes. Salt in the air is hard on metal flashing and fasteners, and wind-driven rain finds any weak seam. We check those details on every repair and re-roof.
How do I get a roof estimate in Micco?
Call or text (772) 314-7244, or use our contact form. Estimates are free; texting Devon a photo of the problem is a quick start.
Need a roofer in Micco? Devon picks up.
Leak, storm damage or a roof that's done: call or text any hour.
