Metal roofing has gained popularity amongst homeowners and business owners looking for a durable and long-lasting roof, and many other benefits. So, with energy bills increasing and climate issues intensifying, more and more property owners are asking the crucial question: how many years does a …
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Florida’s 2025 roofing law allows insurers to drop coverage if your roof is 15 years or older, even if it’s in perfect condition. New code rules also require full replacements for partial damage and prioritize metal roofs in high-risk zones. What Changed in 2025 (and …
Read Full ArticleYes, you can insure a 15-year-old roof in Florida, but it depends on its condition, your insurer’s policies, and whether you pass a professional inspection. After 15 years, your roof becomes a higher insurance risk, and coverage rules often change. Insuring a 15-Year-Old Roof in …
Read Full ArticleFlorida law doesn’t require gutters on most homes, unless the roof is short, soil is expansive, or runoff can’t drain safely away. Why Gutters Matter In Florida When it comes to protecting your Florida home, relying on building code alone isn’t enough. Gutters might be …
Read Full ArticleConcrete tile roofs in Florida are durable, wind-resistant, fire-rated, and built to last 50–100 years, but they require structural support, periodic underlayment replacement, and come with a high upfront cost. Concrete Tile Roofing in Florida: What You Need to Know Concrete roofs in Florida are …
Read Full ArticleFlorida tile roofs need soft washing with the right chemicals, not pressure washing, to stay clean, avoid damage, and remain warranty-safe. How to Safely Clean a Tile Roof in Florida Florida’s heat and humidity don’t just stain tile roofs, they make them biologically active. Cleaning …
Read Full ArticleFlorida HOAs cannot outright deny metal roofs if they meet hurricane protection standards under HB 293 and the Florida Building Code. However, they can still enforce aesthetic requirements like color, profile, and neighborhood consistency. Metal Roofs Are Protected by Law, But HOA Rules Still Apply …
Read Full ArticleMost Floridians don’t pay for a new roof out of pocket, they rely on storm damage insurance, flexible financing, or government programs to bridge the gap. How Most Floridians Afford a New Roof (Even When They Can’t Pay) In Florida, a standard roof replacement can …
Read Full ArticleThe roof over your head is an important part of protecting your house from the elements. All roofs eventually break down and need replacement, no matter the type of material or how well they were maintained. Failing to act promptly can result in severe interior …
Read Full ArticleWhite roofs are the most energy-efficient for Florida homes, reflecting up to 90% of sunlight and keeping attic temperatures significantly lower. They reduce cooling costs more than any other option, especially in full-sun areas where roof color directly impacts your energy bill year-round. How Roof …
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