Trusted Roofing Company in Palm Harbor, FL

This is the question we hear most here. Florida's 25% rule depends on when your roof went on. For roofs built to codes older than the 2007 Florida Building Code, repairing more than a quarter of the roof generally means the whole roof has to meet current code. Roofs built to the 2007 code or later can usually have just the damaged part fixed. We measure, check your roof's history and tell you plainly where you stand. Our Florida roof insurance guide covers the background.

We book each county inspection on your re-roof and tell you how it went, so you never have to chase the permit office yourself.

Salt air is hard on fasteners and flashing. We handle flashing and fastening on every job, and on homes near the water in Ozona and Crystal Beach, we'll talk through the right hardware for your roof. The specifics depend on the project.

Palm Harbor isn't a city, so Pinellas County permits and inspects your re-roof. Anything already covered when the inspector arrives, like the deck nailing, goes on a Re-Roofing Mitigation Affidavit, which we complete and post at the job for the final. Metal and tile roofs also get a dry-in and flashing inspection before work moves on.

Every roof we install is built to today's Florida Building Code, and the County inspects the work along the way, so you know it was done right.

Some Palm Harbor communities have rules on roof materials and colors, and we'll work within them.