22 Jul Dealing with Inconsistent Roof Leaks: Can a Roof Leak Only Let Water In Some of the Time?

Posted at 10:00h in ROOF REPAIR

As a Florida homeowner, you're no stranger to unexpected hurricanes​​ or rain showers. These weather events can cause significant damage to your roof, leading to leaks that can vary in severity. However, some homeowners might notice that their roof leaks only occur intermittently. Having a leaky...

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05 Jul Can My Roof Leak Go Undetected Inside My Home?

Posted at 10:00h in ROOF REPAIR

As a homeowner, you understand the importance of keeping your home safe and secure. And one of the most important aspects of a secure home, of course, is a sturdy and reliable forever roof. Unfortunately, even the highest quality roofs can experience leaks or damage over...

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16 Jun Need Hail Help? Here’s How to Take Care of Your Roof

Posted at 10:00h in ROOF REPAIR

Hail storms? Well, they're only getting worse — and more frequent. "NOAA’s National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center Annual Severe Weather Report Summary reported 4,436 hail events in 2022 compared to 3,762 in 2021," as reported by the Insurance Information Institute (III); Consequently, it's important to protect...

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06 May Your Roof Before, After, and Beyond the Hailstorm

Posted at 10:00h in ROOF REPAIR

Do you think your roof, siding, or windows could have been damaged by a recent hailstorm? If so, it’s important to assess the extent of the damage — and quickly. Not all types of hail damage will be obvious from just looking at your home’s...

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26 Apr “I’m Missing Shingles”: 5 Reasons You Should Call a Roofing Company Instead of Going DIY

Posted at 10:00h in ROOF REPAIR

Are you experiencing missing shingles on your roof? Have you noticed some water seeping through in the rooms below? Then it's essential to call for professional help as soon as you notice any damage to your roof. After all, no matter how small the issue is,...

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08 Sep Repair Isn’t Always A Breeze: How To Spot Hidden Wind Damage

Posted at 10:00h in Blog, hurricane roof repair, Jacksonville Roofing, ROOF REPAIR

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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22 Jul An Age-Old Roofing Question: To Repair Or To Replace?

Posted at 09:00h in Blog, ROOF REPAIR, Roof Replacement

You’ve pulled out the ladder and now find yourself shaking your head, sighing as you eye the damage that has been inflicted upon your roof. What’s worse, appearances can be deceiving, meaning roof damage that looks minuscule may, in reality, be a safety hazard that...

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15 Apr When It’s Time To Hail A Professional: How To Deal With Hail Damage

Posted at 10:00h in Blog, Roof Knowledge, ROOF REPAIR, Roofing

As the dark clouds roll in and the thunder begins to rumble from up above, you’ll know it’s time to take shelter from the nearing onslaught of stormy weather. After all, as the seasons turn and the weather warms with it, forecasts will undoubtedly project...

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03 Mar Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind: Where Hidden Roof Leaks May Appear

Posted at 10:00h in Blog, Jacksonville Roofing, Roof Knowledge, ROOF REPAIR, Roofing

As tempting as it may be to kick back, relax, and revel in the warming weather, there’s one little detail that should always be in the back of your mind during this time of year: Storm season is around the corner. Thus, as the impending rains threaten...

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27 Mar 5 Steps to Take After a Hail Storm

Posted at 11:11h in Blog, Roof Knowledge, ROOF REPAIR, Roof Replacement

According to FSU’s Florida Climate Center, no other part of the nation has more thunderstorm activity than Florida. We recently saw a major hail storm impact Central Florida, and hurricane season is here to stay until November 30th. Weather officials and construction experts caution homeowners to examine their...

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