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Florida rains, wind, storms and sun can be rough on a roof, and, if left unchecked, the life of your roof can be shortened dramatically. Florida homeowners must be savvy about roof care and maintenance in all seasons in order to extend their roof’s life and maximize its performance. The vast majority of north FloridaRead more

Your roof is your home’s first line of defense against the unpredictable forces of nature; baking sun, driving rain and powerful wind are all common issues in the South. Over time, this adverse weather can wear on the roof of your home, and it’s best not to wait for noticeable signs of damage (such asRead more

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that more than 15,000 injuries related to holiday decorating occur every November and December. With the holiday season upon us, you might be feeling the itch to break out those strings of twinkling lights, but don’t get so carried away with the holiday spirit that safety precautions fall by the wayside. Here are a few tips to keep you—and your roof—safe this holiday season.

The leaves are falling, humidity is lower and the scorching summer heat is thankfully a thing of the past –at least for a little while.

Although Florida winters are nowhere as harsh as some of our northern neighbors’, there are still steps to take to ensure your roofing system will keep the cold and wet on the outside and the cozy warm air inside during the chilly months ahead.

Did you hear the one about the guy who loved to fall asleep to the gentle sound of rain on the rooftop – and woke one morning to raindrops bouncing off his forehead? Don’t let this happen to you!

A hurricane is one of the most destructive forces that can hit your home. While north Florida has been lucky to see only minimal tropical activity in the past few years, wary storm watchers keep a close eye on the skies during hurricane season, which runs from June through November each year.