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1. What is the most durable roofing material for storms in Florida?

The most durable roofing materials include metal roofing, concrete or clay tiles, and specialized asphalt shingles designed to withstand high winds and impact in that order. If you are looking for ultimate protection, we suggest metal!

2. What are the key factors to consider when choosing between different roofing materials?

The key factors to consider when you are choosing the material that will go on the roof are:

a.       Cost – you have to choose within your budget (we offer financing)

b.       Durability – some places require a certain material due to storm regulations.

c.       Maintenance – some materials are easier to maintain than others.

d.       Energy efficiency – metal roofs have the highest energy efficiency. 


3. What are the pros and cons of various roofing styles such as shingles, tiles, and metal?

a. Shingles are popular for being durable and affordable.

b. Tiles are extremely durable and have a great aesthetic appeal.

c. Metal roofs are known to last, offer a lot of protection, and are even resistant to fires!


4. How long can I expect a new roof to last, and what maintenance is required to prolong its lifespan?

The lifespan of your roof depends on different factors such as the material, with metal roofs lasting 40-70 years, tiles lasting 50-100 years, and asphalt shingles lasting 20-30 years. Regular maintenance such as inspections and cleaning can help prolong lifespan.



5. What is the typical cost range for installing a new roof, and are there any financing options available?

The cost varies based on factors like roof size, material, complexity, and labor costs. On average, expect to pay $5,000-$15,000. Financing options like loans or payment plans may be available.



6. What steps should I take to ensure proper roof ventilation and insulation?

Ensure adequate attic ventilation and consider installing insulation with a high R-value to reduce heat transfer and maintain a comfortable indoor environment.



7. Are there any local building codes or regulations I need to be aware of when replacing my roof?

  - Yes, contact your city government to ask about your local building codes and regulations regarding roofing materials, installation methods, and permits to avoid fines or costly repairs. A reputable roofing contractor will take care of this step for you.



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