Hurricanes in Florida are an incredibly destructive force. Most years we expect to endure at least one, and usually a few of them. But because of hurricanes, Florida has some…
News related to the roofing industry in Florida.
What Should A Roofing Contract Include?
Re-roofing a typical home involves a lot of work, but it's not a complex process, in most cases. Still, you will want to ensure that the whole project goes according…
How to Handle A Roof Inspection for An Insurance Claim
Here in Florida, our homes have to deal with some pretty intense weather, including hurricanes. After the destruction caused by Hurricane Ian in late 2022, many people were faced with…
What Does Your Roof Warranty Cover?
Your home’s roof is subject to the harshest conditions in the natural environment, such as hot sun, high winds, and pounding rain. Therefore, it’s one of the replacement projects you’re…
Cost of A Metal Roof vs An Asphalt Shingle Roof
For Florida homeowners, the standard roofing material is asphalt shingles. In fact, asphalt shingles claim about 80% of the market nationwide for roofing and re-roofing. That makes sense, as they're…
How to Spot Roof Scams & Storm Chasers Posing as Local Roofers after a Hurricane
The key point that I want to emphasize in this article is to HIRE LOCAL ROOFING CONTRACTORS ONLY.Local roofers were in your area long before the storm, and they will…
Galvalume Vs Aluminum Roofing Systems
In coastal areas like Florida, metal roofing makes a lot of sense. It's durable, and you can choose from a variety of styles, colors, and profiles. All those choices come…
RV Roofing: Pros and Cons
RVs have been popular for decades, but sales exploded during the pandemic. Many people took advantage of remote work arrangements, and plenty more got cabin fever and hit the road.…
EPDM vs TPO vs PVC Roofing
If you have a flat or low-slope roof on your home, you'll need a specific system made just for this type of roof. You can find a comparison of membrane…
What Is the Lifespan of a Metal Roof Vs a Tile Roof?
Asphalt shingle roofs are the most popular roofing material in the U.S. They're usually the least-expensive option, but definitely not the longest lasting. That distinction goes to metal and tile…
