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Contact our Florida roofing team today to schedule a free roof inspection.
Top Notch Roofing provides Florida residents with the highest quality roofing solutions. We have an experienced and knowledgeable team of professionals that can provide comprehensive residential roofing services, from initial consultation to final inspection.
Our team will ensure your project is completed on time and according to all safety standards and regulations. We use only the best materials available on the market and provide our customers with a variety of roofing options, including asphalt shingle roofing, metal roofing, tile roofing, flat roofs, and more.
Our team offers free estimates so that you can make an informed decision on your project. With years of experience and a commitment to customer satisfaction, Top Notch Roofing is the perfect choice for your Florida residential roofing project. With our team, you can rest assured that your home is in good hands. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help with your residential roofing needs!
Florida residents should be mindful of several types of roof damage that can occur due to the intense weather in the area. Wind damage is one of the most common sources, as strong gusts can rip off shingles or loosen other parts of the roofing material. Hail damage is also something to look out for; hail stones can leave small indentations in the roof that can lead to water leaks. Exposure to UV rays over time can cause discoloration and materials like asphalt shingles can lose their granules, leaving them more susceptible to damage from the elements.
Additionally, Florida is prone to hurricanes, which can severely damage roofs if they are not designed or maintained properly. Residents should be sure to inspect their roofs regularly and repair any damage they come across quickly to avoid more serious problems down the line.
Finally, the structural integrity of roofs can sometimes be an issue in Florida due to the high humidity levels that can cause wood materials like trusses and rafters to rot over time if not properly maintained. This can lead to serious issues like sagging roofs and even collapse. It is important to have a roof inspected annually by a professional roofer to make sure that everything is functioning properly. Taking the time to maintain a roof can help prevent costly damages down the road.
We obtain a permit for your roof replacement with the local building department. Once the job begins we remove the roofing material down to the roof decking (plywood normally). We do this sections at time so if weather comes unexpectedly we can easily cover the area . We inspect the roof decking and make any repairs needed if any. Once the decking is properly nailed we install new underlayment and flashings to dry the roof in. We use only high-quality products and will never substitute a lower quality product just to save money. We value your roof as if it was ours.
Usually at this point we will have an inspection by the local building department. Once we have passed our inspection will install our final roof covering ( shingles, tile, etc...) After our install is complete there will be a final inspection completed by the local building department.
We inspect our work for any defects or missed spots before signing off on the job. Our team takes great care in inspecting all aspects of the job to make sure it was done correctly and to your satisfaction. We use a checklist to ensure every part of the roof is done accurately.
Having served Florida since 2008 and completing over 1000 reroofs, Top Notch Roofing has proven to be the best choice for any roofing needs one may have. We stay up to date with changes in roofing technology, application, and products, so we can offer the best roofing systems to our clients. It is our solid commitment to the industry and our customers that allows us to keep doing what we love and be one of the most trusted in the business. Take a look at the different counties we cover across Florida and then give us a call to schedule your free roof inspection.
