If you’re looking for an experienced roofing contractor, look no further than Florida Roofing & Construction LLC. Our team is dedicated to providing quality roof replacement services to homes and businesses throughout the area.

We understand that roof replacement can be a daunting task, so our goal is to make the entire process as simple and stress-free as possible. We always make sure to thoroughly inspect your roof for any signs that it needs to be replaced. Our team of experienced professionals will work quickly and efficiently to replace your roof, leaving your property with a safe and secure home.

Worn out Roof: No roof can last forever, regardless of its material. Metal roofs, tiles, shingles, and wood have unique life expectancies and wear out over time. For instance, high quality roofing materials and installations in Florida may last more than 50 years. But other roofing materials may only last 15 years. One important point to note here is that most insurance doesn’t cover roof replacements simply because your roof is old and worn out. For this reason, we recommend getting regular roof inspections after any major storm. If we find storm damage, this is usually covered by your policy, so you may decide at that point to file a roof claim.

Physical Damage to Roof: Doing regular inspections can help you stay informed of exterior damages on your roof. You may see curled-up or warped shingles that may come off easily in the presence of strong winds. They may also exhibit cracked spots and missing pieces that not only can harm your roof’s aesthetic, but also can contribute to bad leaks. Make sure you look at all areas that are prone to damage from the sun and rain, such as your roof's slopes, valleys, and gutters. Rusty flashings are another common sign of roofing trouble. When you’re checking your roof, we always recommend staying on the ground and observing whatever is visible. Do not attempt to go up on your roof and perform an inspection yourself. Always leave that type of roof inspection to experts.

A Sagging Area in Roof: A more extreme sign of water damage on your roof is sagging. If your decking looks saggy, that may mean your roof's structural support is weakening because of the trapped moisture on it. A sagging roof is a pretty significant issue that warrants calling for an inspection immediately. 

Mosses & Molds: Water on clogged gutters and missing roof pieces can encourage molds and mosses to thrive on your roof. You wouldn't want that because they can damage your roofing material and lead to cracks and leaks. They can also host other pests and insects that could eat away your roof boards.