If you're wondering whether you should replace your roof during storm season, the short answer is: yes, and the sooner, the better. While it might seem counterintuitive to schedule a major home improvement project during one of the most unpredictable times of year, replacing your...
Get Ready for the 2025 Storm Season in Northeast Florida As summer arrives here in Northeast Florida, so does the start of hurricane season. From June through November, we face the potential for tropical storms and hurricanes. Proper preparation is essential to keeping your family safe...
Here in Florida we’re prone to more frequent and intense storm seasons than most anywhere else in the United States–leading to more storm damage to roofs than almost anywhere else in the United States. With homeowners insurance becoming more and more complicated here each year,...
After a storm, the last thing most people want to worry about is their roof. But it’s an important part of home maintenance that shouldn’t be neglected. While you may not see any damage immediately following a storm, there could still be underlying issues that...
We know that roofs can cost you a pretty penny. So when a newly-installed roof begins to leak, you’re likely to feel anything ranging from dismay and denial to outright anger. But… is it actually leaking? And, if so, why? We have answers and more below: Looking for...
The 2022 hurricane season may soon be drawing to an end, but that doesn’t mean your home hasn’t taken any storm damage over the last several months. In particular, it’s difficult to know whether the underlying components of your roof need attention. For example, your flashing. But,...
Wind, hail, rain, and debris. These might not be the four horsemen of the apocalypse, but they are the four primary causes of damage you can expect to face after a particularly brutal hurricane. But, after the storm has passed, how do you actually know if...
On September 23, 2022, Hurricane Ian formed out in the Atlantic Ocean. In less than a week, it swept in to wreak havoc on Florida’s west coast. That being said, even Floridian residents living in Central and Northeast Florida found themselves battered by hurricane-force winds and...
According to the National Weather Service, thunderstorm season in Florida spans approximately May through October — which is followed shortly by hurricane season merely one month later. In other words, Florida is battered by rain and high winds nearly all year round, with the spring...
Blustery days may pose no threat in your mind, but when a bad storm blows in to rattle your home, that’s an entirely different matter. Particularly as the winds first soar high before swooping low over your house, your roof is in the not-so-perfect in-between space...
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