Roofing Resources & Planning

If your residential or commercial roof isn’t very old and you spot a missing or lifted asphalt shingle, you may be able to just replace it and your roof will be at full strength again. But it is important to realize the longer you put off fixing it, the more damage it can cause. Your roof is left vulnerable to the elements if a single shingle is missing, curled or lifted. Here’s What Can Happen

While you may not often give your gutters any thought, they are constantly at work for you. The communities of St. Petersburg, Tampa, Clearwater, and Fort Myers, Florida, all average 51 inches of rain per year, 13 more inches than the average U.S. city’s rainfall. Tropical storms from June through August can drop as much as 23 inches of rain in 24 hours in our local area. All of this climate is not very kind

Remodeling your home with a new roof can increase its resale value, as well as boost its curb appeal. But if you’re considering installing a metal roof that can last 50 to 70 years or more, should you leave the old asphalt shingles in place? While it is possible in some geographic regions to place a metal roof over shingles, that doesn’t mean you automatically should. The condition of your current asphalt roof will be