Autumn in Jacksonville is a season of transition. The scorching heat of summer mellows, and the humidity begins to relent, making it an ideal time to take stock of your home, particularly your roof. Neglecting your roof during this crucial season can lead to unexpected headaches and costly repairs when winter arrives. To ensure your …
Fall Roofing Checklist: What Every Jacksonville Homeowner Should Know Read More »
Introduction As the leaves start to change and the temperatures become more moderate, fall in Jacksonville, Florida, brings a welcome break from the scorching summer heat. It’s also the perfect time to turn your attention to your roof. Roof inspections are an essential part of home maintenance, and in this blog, we’ll explore why fall …
Why Fall is the Ideal Time for Roof Inspections in Jacksonville Read More »
Introduction: Your roof is the first line of defense for your home against the harsh elements, particularly in a place like Jacksonville, Florida, where weather conditions can be unpredictable. However, even with the best intentions, homeowners can unknowingly make costly roofing mistakes that compromise the integrity and longevity of their roofs. In this blog post …
Avoiding Costly Mistakes_ Common Roofing Pitfalls to Watch Out for in Jacksonville Read More »
As a homeowner, you may be wondering when the best time is to replace your roof. While there is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, there are some things to think about before making a decision. In this blog post, we will go over some of these factors to help you decide when it is …
If you’re handy and like DIY jobs, you might consider replacing your roof. Some homeowners do this, and a few are successful. However, we don’t recommend replacing your own roof – and that’s not just because we’re a roofing company. Roofing involves more than just stripping off old shingles and nailing down new ones. Re-roofing …
Roof Replacement DIY? Is It Okay Or Should I Call A Professional? Read More »
To reduce property insurance claims and lawsuits which often accompany these claims, Florida officials are trying to implement a program to encourage residents to retrofit their homes against hurricane damage.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in March of 2020, the Governor of Florida elected to keep Florida partially open. After a couple of months, the state was opened fully. This attracted new residents from around the country and the entire world. Hundreds of thousands of new residents have flooded into Florida in 2020 and 2021. …
Homeowners’ insurance, another word for liability or home insurance, is going up to reflect the statewide increase in home values. Hurricane Irma hit the state of Florida on September 10th, 2017. It hit the southwest portion of Florida first. Fortunately, the storm at the time of landfall was a category three and fell apart shortly …
