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People often say that your home mirrors who you are as a person. You want it to be neat, tidy, and aesthetically pleasing to your eye and others’ as well. But when that aesthetic is crippled by a striking water stain on your ceiling, you begin to wonder how to address the issue. Go beyondRead more

A leaky roof poses a problem for homeowners regardless of weather conditions, but a leaking roof during a thunderstorm can quickly escalate to an outright emergency. By the time the water becomes noticeable in the interior of the house, the drywall has likely already saturated and could be at risk of crumbling if not addressedRead more

There’s nothing like a Florida rain, especially during storm season. To ensure your roof can survive the downpour, consider taking extra precautions, such as installing self-adhered roofing underlayment for heightened wind and leak protection. What does it do? Roofing underlayment provides a secondary leak barrier that binds to the decking of your home, essentially actingRead more

Hurricane season is in full force with Hurricane Matthew projected to impact Florida this week, and we want you to know Tadlock Roofing is ready with resources and supplies to respond to roof damage caused by what could be one of the most dangerous storms this season. Pending the severity of the Hurricane, we willRead more

Your roof keeps you covered, but are you returning the favor? Although it’s tempting to think that your homeowners’ insurance policy protects your roof whenever damage strikes, that may not always be the case. When writing a homeowners’ insurance policy, the state of the roof is one of the most important aspects underwriters take intoRead more

Most states deal with four seasons: winter, spring, summer and fall. Florida, however, is subject to one more: hurricane season. Hurricane season begins June 1 and ends November 30, and while it isn’t certain your home will face the brunt of a major hurricane, it will almost certainly be subjected to heavy winds and rainsRead more

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