Category: Roof Replacement

The 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 …

In Florida, repairs are usually cheaper upfront, costing $300–$3,500, but not always smarter. If your roof is older, has widespread damage, or triggers Florida’s 25% Rule, replacement may be required. The real savings come from choosing the right option based on age, damage, and insurance …

As soon as your roof shows signs of serious wear and tear, missing shingles, leaks, or sagging, it becomes necessary to ask an essential question: “What is the average price to replace a roof?” Such decisions require substantial financial commitment from homeowners; Florida Roofing and …

To get insurance to pay for a roof replacement in Florida, start with a contractor’s inspection before filing a claim, align damage with storm data, document thoroughly, and understand your policy terms, especially depreciation, deductibles, and payout structure. Most homeowners lose money because they file …

It is no secret that Florida roofs are the constant victim of the scorching sun, high humidity, and severe storms, so understanding when roof structures must be replaced is more than just a homeowner’s maintenance decision; it is the conscious decision to protect your family, …

The best roof underlayments for Florida are self-adhered membranes, synthetic sheets, and fire-rated barriers that meet Florida Building Code and withstand heat, humidity, salt air, and hurricanes. Top choices include Polyglass XFR, GAF Tiger Paw, and Grace Ice & Water Shield HT. Florida’s roofing needs …

Yes, Florida lets you legally replace your own roof, but only under very specific conditions.  It must be your homesteaded primary residence, you must pull the permit yourself, and you can’t pay anyone to help.  Once you cross the 25% repair threshold, touch structural elements, …

After a hurricane hits Florida, it’s common to see entire neighborhoods blanketed in blue. These aren’t permanent roofing materials, they’re emergency tarps, usually installed as part of Operation Blue Roof, a federal relief program run by FEMA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Here’s …

Replacing a roof is one of the most significant investments a homeowner can make, whether due to ageing materials, weather damage, or simply increasing property value. When making this important decision, however, Florida Roofing And Gutters experts know exactly how long it will take you. …

In Florida, the most reliable way to attach tile roofs is with two-part foam adhesive. It’s designed to withstand hurricane-force winds, reduces leak risks, and evenly distributes stress across each tile, making it the go-to solution in high-wind zones. Florida isn’t forgiving when it comes …