Is That Ceiling Stain a Roof Leak? How to Tell Before You Call
Water rarely comes in directly above the stain. Here is how we trace a leak to where it really starts, and what you can check from the ground first.
Pipe Boots: The Small Part Behind So Many Ceiling Stains
The rubber collar around each plumbing vent dries out and cracks in Florida sun. It’s the cheapest fix in roofing and the cause of an outsized share of leaks.
What to Do in the First 24 Hours After a Storm Damages Your Roof
Shingles in the yard or water through the ceiling? The first day matters most. Here’s what to do, and what not to do, while you wait for help.
Repair or Replace? The Evidence We Look For on Your Roof
Age alone isn’t a reason to replace a roof. These are the specific signs we photograph and show you before replacement ever comes up.
Why Salt Air Is Hard on Cheap Metal Roofs
A metal roof will usually outlast shingles, but on the coast the quality of the metal matters enormously. Here’s what to ask before you choose one.
Hurricane Season Checklist for Northeast Florida Homeowners
A few checks before June can save you a ceiling later. Here is the short list we’d give our own family before hurricane season.
How a Wind Mitigation Report Can Lower Your Insurance Premium
In Florida, insurers price your policy partly on how your roof handles wind. Here’s what they look at and why we include the inspection with every re-roof.
Cracked Clay Tiles: Why One Bad Step Matters
Clay tile lasts a long time, but the wrong footstep cracks it. Here’s how tile repair really works and when a tile roof needs replacing.
Attic Ventilation and the Life of Your Shingles
A Florida attic can trap enough heat and moisture to shorten the life of the roof above it. Here are the signs your attic isn’t breathing.
Getting a Second Opinion on a Replacement Quote
Handed a replacement quote that didn’t sit right? A second opinion is free, and it’s worth an hour of your time before you sign.