◆ A Profile in Craftsmanship
Forty-nine years of metal roofs, historic restorations, new construction, and whole-home renovations across the Florida Keys. Family-owned. Three licenses. Five-time People's Choice Contractor of the Year.
Most contractors hold one license and outsource the rest. Mike Garcia holds three — general contractor, roofing contractor, and home inspector — because he believes the person who inspects the structure should be the same person who rebuilds it. That philosophy has guided Conch Construction since 1975.
Nearly five decades in the Keys teaches you things textbooks can't: how salt air eats galvanized steel, which historic wood species survive termites, why a metal roof installed at sea level in Category 4 country must be engineered differently than one in Miami. That knowledge lives in every job we touch.
The same hands that set your standing-seam metal also frame your addition and tile your bath. One general contractor, one point of accountability, from permit to punch list.
Standing-seam and corrugated metal systems engineered for salt air, hurricanes, and the relentless Keys sun. Repair, replacement, and new installation — built to outlast the weather.
Ground-up builds from foundation to ridge cap. Full general contracting for residential and commercial projects across the Keys.
Six-time award-winning restoration of Key West's irreplaceable wood and concrete landmarks. Period-faithful methods, modern engineering.
Kitchen, bath, interior, and exterior renovations. From hurricane damage repair to dream remodels — one licensed contractor, start to finish.
Mike Garcia — licensed home inspector, GC, and roofer — walks your property himself. Roof, structure, envelope. Photographs and measurements, then a candid conversation about what he found.
Plain language. Line-item materials and labor. Insurance coordination if a storm hit. No surprise change orders — and no pressure to sign today.
The same team that scoped your project builds it. Nearly five decades of institutional knowledge in every nail, weld, and joint. We don't hand your home to strangers.
Salt-air coatings. Hurricane-rated fasteners. Monroe County code compliance. We build for the worst season — and guarantee our workmanship long after the last invoice.
Mike didn't just fix the roof — he found issues with the flashing, the soffit, and a termite pocket that two other contractors missed. Three licenses means three sets of expertise working on your home at once.
Mike will be at your property in days with a written estimate in plain language. Same crew that will do the work. No theatrics. No pressure. Nearly fifty years of doing it this way.