What does residential roofing include?+
Everything on a home rather than a commercial building: repairs, full replacements, storm response, inspections, and the roof edge — gutters, soffit and fascia. It also covers multi-family and townhome work, which is residential in construction terms even when an HOA or property manager is the one calling.
How much does a residential roof cost in Florida?+
For a full replacement, it depends on the material and the roof itself. Size, pitch, tear-off layers, decking condition and complexity all move it. Repairs are a completely different scale and start with a free inspection and a written itemised quote.
How long does a residential roof last in Florida?+
Florida roofs work hard: about 50 inches of rain a year or more, strong sun, humidity, and summer thunderstorms on most days. An asphalt shingle roof is commonly expected to last around 20 years, and Florida conditions can shorten that; a properly installed metal roof is built to last for decades, and tile can last 50 years or more — though on tile it's usually the underlayment beneath that ages out first rather than the tile itself.
Do I need a repair or a replacement?+
If the damage is isolated, the roof still has years against its Florida lifespan, and the decking underneath is dry, repair is usually right and we'll say so. If damage is widespread, the roof is at or past its lifespan, or you're repairing the same roof repeatedly, replacement often costs less than the repairs would. The free inspection ends with an honest recommendation either way.
Do you work with HOAs and property managers?+
Regularly — multi-family, townhome communities and condominium property across all three markets, plus a new-construction department with quick bid turnarounds for builders.
Is the inspection really free?+
Yes, with no obligation, and you keep the photos and the written report whether or not you hire us. If the roof doesn't need work we'll tell you that. Customers mention our honesty in their reviews.
Which areas do you cover?+
The Orlando metro, Tampa Bay and the Jacksonville area — 22 Florida counties, with offices and crews in all three rather than one dispatch point for the state.
