If a storm tore up your roof or water is coming in, call us. We get out there fast, find where the water is getting in, and tell you plainly what it will take to fix. Real people on the phone, not a call center.
Be careful with anyone who knocks on your door after a storm offering a free roof. Always ask for a Florida license number and look it up. Ours are CGC059619 and CCC1327784.
We find the source of the leak, not only the stain. Water can travel a long way under a roof before it shows up on a ceiling. We check the roof surface, the flashing, the vents, and the attic when we can get to it.
Then we give you photos and a written estimate that spells out what is damaged and what it takes to fix it. You can share that with your insurance company. We respond quickly, though we are not a 24 hour emergency service.
Not every damaged roof needs to be replaced. If the damage is limited and the rest of the roof is sound, a proper repair may be all you need. If the roof was already near the end of its life, or the damage is widespread, replacing it is usually the better money.
Florida building rules also affect how much of a damaged roof can be repaired before the whole roof has to be brought up to current code. We explain how that applies to your roof so you can make the call with the facts in front of you.
We focus on complete projects. If your roof needs a small patch, we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
Storm damage rarely stops at the roof. Water ruins drywall, insulation, and sometimes windows and doors. Because we hold a general contractor license as well as a roofing license, we can repair the roof and the damage inside the house, with one permit and one company responsible for all of it.
We see the job in person and give you a clear, free price.
We draw it up and handle the city from start to finish.
We build it right and keep to the schedule.
The inspector signs off and the job is closed out.
Yes. Roofing is what we do, so storm and leak damage is our wheelhouse. Call us and we will get out quickly to stop the problem. We are not a 24 hour emergency service, but we move fast.
We give you photos and a written estimate that describes the damage and the cost to fix it, and you can share those with your insurer. Your policy is between you and your insurance company.
We do not recommend getting on a damaged roof. It is easy to fall or to make the damage worse. Catch the water inside and call a licensed roofer.
In most cases, yes. Florida cities require permits for most roofing work beyond very minor repairs. We handle the permit for any job we take.
Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties. Pick your city to see how we work there.
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