Roofing &
Solar

Most residential roof replacements take 3-5 days for shingle roofs, 5-7 days for metal roofs, and 2-3 weeks for tile roofs. Weather and project complexity can affect the timeline.

Florida's building codes favor concrete and clay tile, metal roofing, and certain high-impact shingles. Each has advantages: tile offers longevity (50+ years), metal provides excellent hurricane resistance, and architectural shingles offer good value.

No, when installed properly, solar panels actually protect the roof beneath them from sun damage and weathering. We inspect and repair your roof before installation and the panels act as an additional protective layer.

If your roof is within 5-10 years of its expected lifespan, we recommend replacing it first. Installing solar on an aging roof means removing and reinstalling panels later, which adds cost.

The average Florida homeowner pays $150-250/month for electricity. Solar can reduce this by 60-90%, with most systems paying for themselves in 7-10 years. Combined with the 30% federal credit, savings are substantial.

Yes! We offer free, no-obligation roof inspections. After a thorough evaluation, we provide a detailed report with photos and recommendations, whether you need minor repairs or a complete replacement.