Frequently Asked Questions

Most asphalt shingle roof replacements complete in 1–2 days. Tile roofs typically take 3–7 days, and metal roofs take 3–5 days depending on the system and home size.

If your roof is over 20 years old (asphalt) or 40+ (tile/metal), has multiple leak points, missing or curling shingles across large areas, or significant storm damage, replacement is usually more cost-effective long-term than continued repairs.

Minor repairs typically run $350–$900. Storm-damage repairs vary widely based on scope; if covered by insurance, you may only owe your deductible.

Yes. We provide 24/7 emergency tarp-and-stabilize services across Pinellas County, especially during hurricane season and after major storm events.

Most homeowner's policies cover sudden and accidental damage from named storms, hail, and wind. We meet adjusters on-site and document with drone photography to maximize your claim approval.

Call us first — we'll inspect, document damage with photos, and provide the detailed scope-of-work paperwork your insurer requires. We've helped hundreds of St. Pete homeowners get full claim payouts.

Metal roofs last 50+ years, withstand hurricane-force winds (often 160+ MPH ratings), reflect heat to lower cooling costs by 30–40%, and qualify for maximum insurance wind-mitigation discounts in Florida.

No. Modern metal roofs over solid decking and synthetic underlayment are no louder than asphalt shingle roofs in rain or hail.

TPO single-ply membrane is our most-recommended system for St. Petersburg's climate — it's reflective, energy-efficient, and carries 20–25 year warranties. Modified bitumen is also excellent for high-traffic commercial roofs.

Twice a year minimum — once before hurricane season and once after. Catching small membrane issues early prevents major leaks and dramatically extends roof life.

Seamless gutters are formed on-site as one continuous piece, eliminating most leak points. Sectional gutters have joints every 10 feet — each one is a future leak waiting to happen.

If you have any tree cover (most St. Pete homes do), yes. Florida's year-round leaf, palm frond, and pine needle shedding will clog unguarded gutters within months.

Most St. Petersburg homeowners save 15–35% on the wind portion of their homeowner's policy after installing whole-home impact windows — often $400–$1,500/year.

Yes. Between hurricane protection, insurance discounts, energy savings of 25%+, noise reduction of 60–80%, and the boost to home resale value, impact windows are one of the best ROI exterior upgrades in Florida.

We recommend twice a year — once in late spring before hurricane season, and once after the October peak. Older roofs benefit from quarterly visits. All our inspections are free and no-obligation.

Yes. We're a Florida state-certified roofing contractor and carry $2M+ general liability plus full workers' compensation coverage. Documentation provided on request.

Yes — multiple options including 0% intro APR for qualified buyers, low monthly payments, and same-day credit decisions.

We serve St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Pinellas Park, Seminole, Tampa, Treasure Island, St. Pete Beach, Gulfport, Tierra Verde, and the rest of Pinellas County and Tampa Bay.