- Roof check
- Written advice
- Pick materials and colors
- Clear project plan
- Permits and dates
- Skilled setup
- Cleanup and final check
Look at the Whole Roof
A new roof is more than what you see on top. Air flow, water control, flashing, pipes, and the base below all help the roof last. A replacement done right addresses the deck, underlayment, ventilation, and drainage — not just the shingles or panels on the surface.
Signs It May Be Time
Roofs near or past 15–20 years in Florida sun, repeated leaks in different spots, heavy granule loss in gutters, curling or brittle shingles, and sagging deck areas are all signs a replacement conversation is worth having. One sign alone rarely decides it — we look at the whole picture.
Permits and Florida Building Code
Roof replacements in Florida require permits and must meet current wind-resistance code. We handle the permit process, and the finished roof is inspected against those standards. That paperwork also matters later — for insurance, wind mitigation credits, and resale.
What Replacement Day Looks Like
We protect landscaping and driveways, tear off the old roofing, inspect and repair the deck, install underlayment and flashing, then the new roof covering. Cleanup includes magnetic sweeps for nails. You get a final walkthrough so you can see the finished work and ask questions.
Choosing Materials
Shingle, metal, and tile each behave differently in Florida heat, rain, and wind — and each carries a different price, weight, and look. We explain the trade-offs for your specific roof shape and budget rather than pushing one product.