Every roofing system there is

Metal Roofing

Metal is what we're known for. Standing seam and exposed-fastener panel roofs shed water fast, reflect heat instead of soaking it up, and stand up to hurricane-force wind — when the clips, fastener patterns and flashing are done right. After 40 years installing them across Florida, those are the details we obsess over.

We put metal on houses, barns, churches and commercial buildings, on new construction and tear-off replacements alike.

Best for: roofing once and being done, coastal and high-wind areas, and low-slope sections other materials can't handle.

• Standing seam and metal panel profiles
• Concealed-fastener and exposed-fastener systems
• Correct underlayment, ridge and eave detailing
• Watertight flashing at every penetration

Stone-Coated Metal

All the strength of a metal roof, with the look of tile, shake or a dimensional shingle. Stone-coated steel panels carry a textured mineral surface that softens the appearance and cuts down on noise and glare.

Best for: neighborhoods with an HOA or a traditional look, and anyone who wants metal performance without the industrial face.

• Tile, shake and shingle profiles
• Lightweight — often installs over existing structure
• Interlocking panels for wind resistance
• Holds up well in salt air

Shingles

The most common roof in Florida, for good reason — architectural asphalt shingles are proven, budget-friendly and quick to install. We lay them straight, nail them to spec and flash them properly so they reach their full service life instead of failing early.

Best for: re-roofs on a budget, matching the rest of the street, and steep-slope residential.

• Architectural / dimensional shingles
• Full tear-off and deck inspection
• Ice-and-water barrier at valleys and penetrations
• Ridge venting to keep the attic cooler

Modified Bitumen & Flat Roof Systems

Low-slope and flat roofs need a different approach — layers, not shingles. Modified bitumen systems are built up in plies and bonded into one continuous, watertight membrane. It's the workhorse of commercial roofing and low-slope residential additions.

Best for: commercial buildings, porch and addition roofs, and anywhere water sits instead of runs.

• Multi-ply modified bitumen build-up
• Proper slope-to-drain and tapered insulation
• Reinforced flashing at walls, curbs and drains
• Reflective cap sheets to fight heat gain

Tile

Concrete and clay tile give a building that unmistakable Florida and Mediterranean look, and the tile itself lasts for decades. The secret is in the underlayment and flashing underneath — that's the part that actually keeps water out, and the part we don't cut corners on.

Best for: stucco homes, Spanish, Mediterranean and Key West styles, and owners who want a roof that still looks right in 30 years.

• Concrete and clay tile
• Barrel, flat and profile shapes
• High-grade underlayment as the true water barrier
• Proper battens, fasteners and bird-stop detailing

Cedar Shakes

Nothing else looks or ages like natural cedar. Hand-split shakes and sawn shingles bring warmth and texture that manufactured products only imitate. We've been laying cedar for decades — exposure, keyways and fastening all done by hand, the way it has to be.

Best for: craftsman, cottage and lakefront homes, historic properties, and a look that gets better with age.

• Hand-split shakes and sawn shingles
• Correct exposure and keyway spacing
• Breather underlayment for airflow
• Stainless fasteners that won't stain the wood

Roof Coatings

Not every roof needs to be torn off. If the structure is sound, a coating system can seal leaks, add years of service life and reflect a big share of the Florida heat back into the sky. It's the cost-effective middle ground between patching and replacing.

Best for: aging metal and flat roofs with life left in them, lowering cooling bills, and stretching a replacement budget.

• Elastomeric and reflective coating systems
• Full clean, prime and repair before coating
• Reinforced seams, fasteners and penetrations
• Cool-roof finishes that drop surface temperature

Seamless Gutters

Gutters are the other half of a roof that works. We run seamless aluminum gutter cut to length on site, so the only joints are at the corners and downspouts — far fewer places to leak, sag or clog. Sized and pitched to actually move Florida rain.

Best for: every roof we install, protecting fascia, foundations and landscaping, and homes with heavy roof runoff.

• On-site seamless aluminum forming
• 5-inch and 6-inch K-style and half-round
• Correct pitch, hangers and downspout sizing
• Gutter guards available