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The roof is the unsung hero of your home — protecting you from extreme temperatures, harsh weather, and pesky critters. However, many homeowners take their roof for granted and neglect it until the first signs of damage appear. Unfortunately, when that happens, the roof might already be facing much bigger problems, like structural issues orRead more

We’ve all heard the term storm chaser,  referring to people who choose to insert themselves into dangerous weather conditions solely for the thrill of it. However, this phrase is also used to describe someone looking to make a quick buck off of your unfortunate roof problem.   But how do storm chasers operate, and howRead more

The roof is one of the most important parts of a home since it protects us from the weather and the elements, ensuring our safety. Thus, it’s surprising to see that many homeowners know very little about proper care and seem to overlook the importance of roof maintenance.  Florida’s harsh climate can give a roofRead more

With spring in full swing and the rainy season upon us, a lot of homeowners are left wondering, Is my roof ready for this? To avoid getting mold or causing structural problems to our homes, we have to prepare our roofs for the challenging times up ahead. Here’s how we can do that and whatRead more

“The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, the be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson At Tadlock Roofing, we’ve built our foundation on not only making a difference in the roofing industry, butRead more

In Florida’s hot, humid climate, it’s not uncommon to see dark blue-green or black patches of algae dotting rooftops in your neighborhood—or even on your own roof. Though it might seem benign, albeit unsightly, this growth can be detrimental to a roof’s surface, and if you’ve spotted it on your roof, you should have itRead 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

Your roof is one of the biggest investments you will make in your home, and we receive a lot of questions from concerned homeowners about how to protect that investment. Our blog, FAQ page and the “Roofing University” videos on our website and YouTube channel are available to help homeowners with questions they have aboutRead more

One of our goals for this website is to provide helpful advice on common roofing issues, some of which result from homeowners making a poor choice with a previous roofing contractor.

You might be keeping up with your home’s regular maintenance and taking steps to protect it from the forces of nature—but what about the forces of nature in your front yard? Your neighborhood birds and squirrels have the potential to damage your roof and home—especially if they’re allowed to nest in your home.