Your roof is not only important for your family and yourself but also for the house’s structure. Having a brand new roof can save you thousands of dollars by maintaining the supporting beams, the rafters, the walls and the foundation, which keeps your home safer and extends its life.

Due to Florida law, and changes on insurance, it is important to have qualified, licensed roofers. This way you will be able to receive money back and discounts from your insurance company.

Being proactive and replacing an aging roof goes a long way toward keeping your home structurally sound and able to withstand the elements, especially in Florida, a state prone to hurricanes and storms!

If your roof is reaching the end of its lifespan, it probably isn’t doing a great job of keeping heat away from your house. Besides being prone to gaps and places where air can leak in, older shingles weren’t designed to repel heat away from the house.

The age of your roof plays a significant factor in your home insurance coverage. Most insurance companies offer limited or no coverage on roofs 20 years old or older. If your roof is hitting the 20-year mark, you’ll want to think about replacing it.

Potential buyers typically prefer homes that don’t need a lot of structural work. Most people are attracted to a home that isn’t going to require them to pump a lot of money into it immediately after they move in.