Storm damage restoration
Hurricane and tropical storm restoration, from emergency tarp to final inspection, documented for your carrier.
What’s included :
After a named storm the first job is stopping water getting in, and the second is proving what the wind did. We tarp, we photograph every slope and every penetration with date stamps, and we produce the measurements and scope your adjuster needs. We meet the adjuster on site. We do not negotiate the claim for you and we never offer to absorb a deductible.
We stage the dumpster and materials the afternoon before so your driveway is only blocked for the days we are actually working.
When this service is needed
- A shingle roof past fifteen years
- Leaks that keep coming back in the same spot
- Hurricane, tropical storm or hail damage
- Rising cooling bills and a hot attic
How we work
01
Inspection
We walk every slope, check the decking and photograph what we find.
02
Planning
Fixed written scope, material options and dates, before you pay anything.
03
Installation
Tear-off, deck repair, dry-in and install, with the permit posted on site.
04
Final check
County inspection, magnet sweep and warranty registration.
Benefits
- Better resale and a cleaner insurance file
- Fewer callbacks and no chasing the same leak
- Wind uplift rated for Gulf Coast storms
- Holds through a Florida wet season
What it costs
Price depends on square footage, pitch, material and how much decking needs replacing. These are the ranges we quote most often in Tampa Bay.
$299
For a contained leak, lifted shingles or a failed flashing detail on one slope.
- Roof inspection
- Leak located and repaired
- Matched materials where available
- Final quality check
$2,500
For storm damage across one or two slopes where the rest of the roof still has life in it.
- Detailed inspection
- Material recommendations
- Partial roof replacement
- Cleanup and inspection
Ready to get started?
Book a free inspection and get a written recommendation, whether or not it ends in a sale.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. A licensed inspector climbs the roof, photographs every slope and sends you the report the same day, at no cost and with no obligation.
Lifted or missing shingles, cracked tile, granules in the gutters, stains on the ceiling or daylight in the attic. In Florida, age matters too: most shingle roofs here are done at 15 to 18 years.
A typical Tampa shingle reroof is two days. Tile and metal run three to five.
Yes. Fifteen years on our workmanship plus the manufacturer warranty on materials.