Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roofing services include roof inspections, repairs, full roof replacement, new roof installation, storm damage repair, emergency tarping, gutter and flashing repair, ventilation upgrades, and commercial flat roofing solutions.

Common signs include active leaks, missing or curling shingles, significant granule loss, sagging decking, repeated repairs in the same area, interior water stains, and roofs older than 20 to 25 years; schedule an inspection for a definitive recommendation.

Most single-family home roof replacements are completed in one to three days, but timing depends on roof size, pitch, material, permitting, structural repairs, crew availability, and weather; complex or large projects can take longer.

Typical options are asphalt shingles, metal roofing, clay or concrete tile, slate, wood shake, and single-ply systems for flat roofs such as TPO and EPDM; the best choice depends on budget, aesthetics, local building codes, roof slope, and expected lifespan.

Yes, most projects include manufacturer warranties on materials and separate workmanship warranties from the contractor; warranty length and coverage vary so request written warranty details before work begins.

Cost is calculated from factors like roof square footage, pitch, chosen materials, number of layers to remove, structural repairs, underlayment and ventilation upgrades, disposal fees, local permit costs, and job complexity; request an on-site estimate for an accurate price.

All partnered roofing professionals carry appropriate licensing where required and maintain liability insurance and worker’s compensation coverage; ask for copies of certificates and licensing numbers before hiring.

We serve residential and commercial customers across Florida, including the Tampa Bay area, Orlando, Jacksonville, Naples, and surrounding communities; contact us to confirm service availability in your specific city.

A technician will assess roof condition from the exterior and interior as needed, check flashing, vents, gutters, and attic ventilation, document damage or wear, take photos, and provide a written report with repair or replacement recommendations and a cost estimate.

Emergency response includes tarping or temporary repairs to prevent further water intrusion, documenting storm damage for insurance, and scheduling a full assessment and permanent repair or replacement with a clear timeline and estimate.