✔ Free Inspection – No Obligation – No Hidden Fees
✔ Most standard single-family homes: $8,000-$18,000
✔ Hurricane-rated installation – Florida Building Code compliant
✔ In-house veteran-led crews — no subcontracting
✔ A+ BBB Rating – Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned
✔ Manufacturer warranties up to 50 years on qualifying installations

✔ Hurricane-rated installation with 6-nail pattern and peel-and-stick underlayment
✔ Complete tear-off to deck with re-nailing and structural verification
✔ Owens Corning Preferred Contractor and GAF Certified installer
✔ Turnkey project management from permits to final inspection
✔ Licensed and insured Tampa roofing contractor (License #CCC1332569)

✔ Fast response for Tampa zip codes including 33602, 33603, 33604, 33612, 33613, 33618
✔ Owens Corning Preferred Contractor and GAF Certified
✔ A+ BBB Rating with extensive local roofing experience
✔ Full compliance with Florida Building Code and insurance requirements
✔ Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB)
✔ In-house crew – no subcontracting
✔ Complete warranties – manufacturer systems and workmanship

Safety First: All installations follow Florida Building Code hurricane standards. We protect your property with tarps and barriers, clean daily, and magnetically sweep for nails. Every crew member follows OSHA fall protection protocols.

» Roof Age Over 15-20 Years

Asphalt shingles deteriorate after 15-20 years in Florida's climate. Granule loss, brittleness, and UV damage compromise waterproofing. Insurance companies often require replacement for policy renewal.

» Widespread Granule Loss

Bald patches and shingle wear indicate advanced aging. Missing granules expose asphalt to accelerated UV deterioration and water absorption.

» Multiple Leaks or Recurring Repairs

Frequent leaks signal system-wide failure requiring full replacement. Repeated repairs become more expensive than a complete roof replacement.

» Curled, Cracked, or Missing Shingles

Widespread curling, cracking, or missing shingles indicate failed adhesive and compromised water shedding. Spot repairs no longer provide adequate protection.

» Failed Roof Inspection or Insurance Issues

Insurance companies and home inspectors identify aging roofs that require replacement. Failed inspections affect coverage and property value. Scheduling a professional roof inspection helps document conditions and avoid surprises.

Step 1: Comprehensive Roof Assessment

We inspect your entire roofing system, verify deck condition, document damage for insurance, and provide detailed replacement proposal with material options.

Step 2: Material Selection & Project Planning

We walk through shingle roofing options (architectural styles, colors, warranties), discuss ventilation requirements, and review project timeline and site protection plans.

Step 3: Permits & Approvals

We submit all permit applications to Hillsborough County, coordinate HOA approvals, and schedule inspections. You never deal with building departments.

Step 4: Complete Tear-Off to Deck

We remove all existing roofing materials, inspect deck boards for damage, replace deteriorated sections, and re-nail entire deck to hurricane standards.

Step 5: Hurricane-Grade Installation

We install peel-and-stick self-adhering underlayment in critical areas, synthetic underlayment across the field, drip edge, and architectural shingles using a 6-nail hurricane pattern. We add proper ventilation, step flashing, and algae-resistant ridge caps.

Step 6: Final Inspection & Warranty Registration

We conduct a final walkthrough, pass the county inspection, magnetically sweep the property for nails, complete a thorough cleanup, and register the manufacturer's warranty.