Ask these seven questions and the sales pitch sorts itself out fast. We put this list together after years of meeting homeowners across Sumter County who had been burned by the crew before us, and… 

Florida roofs die from both sides. Everyone knows about the sun working the top, but the attic under your shingles spends every summer afternoon at 130 to 150 degrees, and that heat is cooking the… 

By the time a storm has a name, every roofer’s schedule is full, every tarp in three counties is sold, and the supply houses are quoting delivery dates instead of prices. The preparation window is… 

Around Lake Panasoffkee, Lady Lake, Brookridge and half the communities we serve, manufactured and mobile homes are a huge share of the housing, and they are chronically underserved by roofers. The number one mistake we… 

We have sat across from a lot of insurance adjusters on a lot of Sumter County roofs, and here is the thing nobody tells homeowners: claims rarely fail because the damage was not real. They… 

The home inspection said the roof “appears serviceable.” The four-point your insurance carrier wanted says it exists and is not actively leaking. Neither one told you that the roof is a $14,000 problem wearing a… 

The wet spot on your ceiling is usually not under the failed part of your roof, and the failed part is usually not a shingle. After years of repair work across Sumter County and the… 

The storm passes, you walk outside, and there are shingles in the yard. Within the hour, a truck you have never seen is slowing down in front of your house and a stranger with a… 

We install both metal and shingle roofs every month of the year, so we have no horse in this race and no reason to steer you either way. What we do have is the math… 

The number printed on the shingle wrapper is not the number your roof will live. That wrapper was written for a laboratory, and your roof lives in Central Florida. In Sumter County heat, humidity and…