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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

Asphalt shingles have long been the most popular roofing material for Florida homes, but metal roofs are becoming an increasingly popular option—and for good reason. Though they are often initially more expensive, metal roofs can withstand harsh weather conditions better than any other type of roof. They have the highest wind resistance rating of anyRead 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

No roof lasts forever, especially in harsh Florida climates, but there are ways to estimate how long your current roof should last. When estimating the lifespan of your roof, it’s important to take into consideration the state of your roof, especially if you’re not sure when or how it was installed. Quality is important, too;Read more

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.