





Here's what we were working with - a Sarasota home with shingles that had been beaten down by Florida's heat, humidity, and storms. Large sections were lifting, cracking, and missing granules across multiple roof planes. At that point, it's not a repair situation anymore. The roof had run its course.
Florida weather doesn't give a roof much of a break. Between the summer storm season and the relentless UV exposure, shingles here wear out faster than most homeowners expect. When they start going, water finds a way in - and the damage that follows is almost always worse and more expensive than the roof replacement itself.
We stripped everything off and started fresh. Fresh underlayment, properly installed shingles across the full multi-hip roofline, and clean ridge and valley work throughout. The finished surface is uniform and tight, with no soft spots or gaps for water to work its way under. That's exactly what a Florida home needs heading into the wet season.
What this homeowner got was a residential shingle roof built to handle what Sarasota throws at it. No more tarps. No more waiting and hoping the next storm passes without issue. Just a clean, solid roof that does its job and gives you one less thing to worry about.