Blog

When it comes to ensuring the safety and longevity of your home's roof, several components play critical roles. Among these, roof straps, also known as hurricane ties or hurricane straps, are often overlooked but incredibly important. In this blog post, we'll delve into what roof...

Your roof can be vulnerable to various forms of damage that can compromise its structure and functionality. We’ve seen it all over the years here at Universal Roof & Contracting. Here are the top ten common ways your roof can be damaged. High Winds  Tropical storms,...

First things first, let us congratulate you on being a homeowner with a head for taking care of your biggest personal financial investment. It's great that you're staying proactive about the maintenance of your metal roof! With that being said, we’re here to help you...

Here at Universal Roof & Contracting, we take pride in offering our customers the nation’s best warranty. But what exactly does that mean?  Universal Roof & Contracting offers robust warranty options designed to provide extended protection beyond what is typically available in the roofing industry. Recognizing...

The Question: Is there a way to know if I have a leak before it gets through my ceiling? The Answer: Yes, there are ways to detect a leak before it causes visible damage to your ceiling or other parts of your home. Here are a...

When it comes to getting your roof replaced, there are many things to consider. For instance, the cost of replacing a roof on a single-story home here in Florida can vary significantly based on several factors, such as roof size, material, and the complexity of...

Replacing the roof of your home is a serious investment, and as such, any opportunity to save money without sacrificing the quality of the materials and workmanship is a welcome one. Here in Florida, there are times of year that can be more cost-effective than...

Living in Florida, we see more damaging storms yearly than many Americans. After the storms pass and the weather begins to clear, the assessment of the aftermath begins. Sometimes, damage is obvious. Missing shingles, tree debris, and broken or damaged gutters are hard to miss....