Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roofing services commonly include roof inspections, repairs, full roof replacement, new roof installation, emergency tarping, storm damage assessment, maintenance, and installation of shingle, tile, metal, and flat roofing systems such as TPO and EPDM.

Look for missing, cracked, or curling shingles, persistent leaks or water stains inside the home, visible sagging, excessive granule loss in gutters, or a roof older than its expected lifespan; these signs usually indicate repair or replacement is needed and warrant a professional inspection.

Project duration depends on roof size, pitch, material, weather, and permitting, but most single-family home reroofs are completed within 1 to 5 days for asphalt shingles, while tile or complex roofs can take longer.

Materials commonly chosen for Southwest Florida include impact‑rated asphalt shingles, metal roofing, and concrete or clay tile for durability against heat, sun, and storms; flat roof systems such as TPO and modified bitumen are often used on low‑slope sections.

Many professional roofing contractors offer on-site inspections and written, itemized estimates that outline scope of work, materials, timelines, and warranty information; ask whether the inspection is free and whether a written estimate includes permit and cleanup costs.

Reputable roofing contractors should carry general liability and workers' compensation insurance and hold any required Florida or local licenses; you should request proof of insurance, a license number, and verify credentials with the appropriate state or county licensing board before hiring.

Contractors experienced with storm work can document damage, provide a detailed estimate for your insurer, and often communicate with adjusters; however, you should confirm the contractor’s process for documentation and whether they assist with filing claims.

Expect two types of coverage: a manufacturer warranty for roofing materials, which varies by product and length, and a contractor workmanship warranty, which covers installation-related issues for a specified period; always get warranty details in writing.

Before work begins, remove vehicles and valuables from driveways and garages, secure or relocate outdoor furniture and decor, keep pets and children inside, and clear access paths for crews; discuss any concerns about landscaping or fragile items with the contractor in advance.

Regular maintenance includes semiannual or annual inspections, clearing debris from roof and gutters, trimming overhanging branches, repairing minor issues promptly, and applying coatings or sealants on appropriate surfaces to prevent premature deterioration.