Frequently Asked Questions

Metal roofing offers superior energy efficiency, longer lifespan (40-70 years), and better storm resistance compared to shingles. Shingles cost less upfront and provide traditional aesthetics.

Clean gutters at least twice yearly, ideally before and after hurricane season (May-November). Florida's frequent storms and heavy rains require more attention.

Yes, gutter guards significantly reduce debris buildup from Florida's abundant foliage and storm debris. They minimize cleaning frequency but don't eliminate maintenance entirely.

Metal siding panels provide excellent wind resistance and impact protection during hurricane conditions. They're engineered to withstand high winds and flying debris better than traditional materials.

Roof size, material choice, complexity of design, and extent of underlying damage influence replacement costs. Premium brands like GAF cost more but offer better warranties.

Annual roof inspections are recommended in Florida due to severe weather exposure. Schedule additional inspections after major storms or hurricanes for early damage detection.

Six-inch gutters handle Florida's heavy rainfall and storm runoff more effectively than standard 5-inch systems. They reduce overflow risk during intense downpours.

Metal roofing can sometimes be installed over one layer of existing shingles, but complete removal is often recommended depending on roof condition and local building codes.

Schedule roof and gutter inspections to identify loose shingles, damaged flashing, or clogged drainage systems. Address minor repairs immediately and ensure gutters are clean and secure.

Yes, we offer free initial inspections to assess your roofing needs. Our team evaluates damage, identifies potential issues, and provides transparent recommendations for your property.

Our comprehensive process includes free initial inspection, detailed assessment, professional installation using quality materials, thorough cleanup, and follow-up to ensure complete satisfaction with your new roof.