Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend annual inspections in spring. Orlando's intense summer heat—attic temps routinely exceed 130°F—degrades shingles fast. Our humidity (70+%) and frequent downpours add stress.

After storms, check for damage to ridge caps, flashing, soffit vents, and ice-and-water shield around chimneys.

Architectural shingles and metal roofing perform well here. Asphalt shingles must be rated for high-heat—our attic temperatures destroy cheap materials quickly.

For flat roofs, TPO and PVC membranes resist humidity better than older tar or bitumen. Don't skimp on ventilation: soffit and ridge vents are mandatory.

Yes, usually. Hail, wind, and water intrusion are typically covered under homeowner policies (minus your deductible). We photograph damage and provide estimates.

You'll file a proof-of-loss form; the adjuster inspects; supplemental claims often follow. We coordinate with insurance so you're not stuck managing the paperwork yourself.

Isolated leaks and flashing gaps get repaired. But widespread granule loss, curling shingles, or rot in the roof deck signals replacement time.

If your roof is 15+ years old and showing decay, replacement protects your home better long-term than constant patching.

One to three days for most residential jobs.

We handle the tear-off, debris removal, deck inspection, then install underlayment, starter courses, field courses, flashing, and ridge cap.

Speed matters in humid Florida—we work fast to minimize moisture exposure to your attic.

Asphalt shingles: 15–20 years. Metal: 30–40 years. Slate and tile: 50+ years. Our heat, humidity, and rain accelerate end-of-life wear.

Regular maintenance—checking granule loss, flashing separation, sealant cracking—extends life. Poor attic ventilation shortens it fast.