Our Services

Before starting any repairs or replacement installations, we must inspect your roof to ensure there are no hidden issues. We’ll start by getting onto the roof and looking for any wet spots, soft spots, visible rotting, and damages. Once we’ve completed the roof inspection, we will proceed to the attic (if there is one) to check for leaks, rotting, damages, and moisture.

Once our team has finished the inspection of your roof and attic, they will begin preparing a quote tailored to your roof and its needs. The estimate is typically provided to our customers during the inspection. However, some roofs are slightly more complex and may take up to 24 hours to accurately generate a quote.

Once we have inspected your roof and provided you with a quote, the next step would be to prepare a contract for you. Once all parties have prepared and signed the contract with the appropriate deposit put down, we will then begin scheduling you for your roofing project! Our installation process typically takes 2-3 days to complete. Once we have completed your roof, we will send you your final invoice, and you can start enjoying your brand-new roof!

Roof repairs start similar to our roof installation process. We will still need to come out and inspect your roof for any leaks or damages. Once we have correctly pinpointed all of the issues and their source, we can start drafting up a quote for your roof. When you receive your quote from us, you can then determine what your next step will be. After agreeing upon the price and process, we can draft your quote. Once all parties have signed all required documents, we will schedule an adequate time for us to come out and start our repairs.

Living in Florida has highs and lows. Even though we have great weather and amazing beaches, we are still prone to intense storms and strong winds. Recognizing the effects of storm damage will help you tackle the issues faster, resulting in a longer-lasting roof. Some signs of storm and wind damage are interior leaks, wet spots on the ceiling in your home, curling, peeling, loose or missing shingles, dents in the roof, loss of granules, soft spots, and damage to your fascia or soffits.

Metal roofing provides durability, protection, and prevention of the natural elements we experience daily. Metal roofs also help keep your house cooler from the summer heat by reflecting the heat off your house. A metal roof will be the best choice if you are looking for a modern and lasting roof.

If you want to go the more traditional route, shingle roofing would be your best option. Our asphalt shingle roofing protects our homeowners against most natural elements, including water, wind, and heat. Our shingles come in a wide variety of textures and colors and are placed perfectly on your roof to provide you and your family with lasting protection.

Our tile roofs are for our homeowners who want something more elegant and timeless. Traditionally created with local materials like slate and terracotta, tile roofs are an excellent added protection against insects, rain, winds, rotting, and fires. As one of the oldest architectural styles of roofing, tile roofing will, without a doubt, capture the eyes of all of your neighbors!

It is essential to regularly inspect your roof to ensure its good condition and to manage any maintenance or existing problems. You want to catch any areas of your roof that may need attention as early as possible to avoid future unexpected and expensive repairs. Finding out if there is anything concerning your roof will offer you more viable options to restore your roof without having to incur a complete replacement. 

While inspecting your roof yourself may seem like a good idea, it can be hazardous and cause further damage. Annual inspections may be necessary if your roof is older than ten years or has general problems. 

Before hurricane season, we can provide a roof inspection to spot any potential problems that could make your roof more vulnerable to extreme winds. We'll take pictures to have them on file and compare any damage after the storm. You can also show these pictures to your insurance company if needed. Gain peace of mind knowing that your roof is in good and structurally sound condition.