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South Florida's tropical climate and hurricane season demand a durable and reliable roof. We specialize in helping homeowners like you choose the perfect roofing solution for your home. Whether you prefer the classic look of tile, the affordability of shingles, the modern appeal of a flat roof, or the strength of metal, we've got you covered. Our expert team will guide you through the selection process, ensuring you get a roof that's both beautiful and built to withstand the elements.
Tile Roofs
Tile covering is used to accomplish the Mission and Spanish-style round-topped roofs that are commonly found in Florida and the Southwest region of the U.S. The one thing to keep in mind about tile covering is that it is heavy, and you will need to make sure that the roof structure that is in place can support the load before installation.
Shingle Roofs
The most common types of shingles are organic and fiberglass, with both containing layers of asphalt and granules that help to protect against algae buildup. Shingles can also be made of wood, although this type of shingling doesn’t retain the same amount of fire resistance unless the shingles have gone through a special treatment at the factory.
Metal Roofs
Metal roofs were traditionally reserved for commercial use because of their durability and strength, but were not known for their beauty. However, today manufacturers develop metal roofs for homeowners in a wider array of colors and styles . The highly reflective metal roofing can cuts cooling costs and keeps the typical home cooler than most other roofing methods, ideal for the South Florida market.
Flat Roofs
These are specifically designed for low-slope or flat roofs. Popular choices include TPO (a white, reflective material), modified bitumen (durable and asphalt-based), and EPDM (a synthetic rubber known for its longevity). These membranes are crucial for waterproofing and protection against the elements in South Florida's climate.
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Roof Types FAQs
What Are the Most Popular Roofing Styles in Florida?
In Florida’s climate, the most popular roofing styles include:
✔ Tile Roofing – Durable, long-lasting, and excellent for heat resistance.
✔ Metal Roofing – Highly durable, energy-efficient, and wind-resistant.
✔ Asphalt Shingle Roofing – Affordable and widely available, with impact-rated options.
✔ Flat Roofing – Common for modern homes and commercial buildings, often using TPO or modified bitumen for waterproofing.
Each style offers unique benefits, and our experts can help you determine the best option based on your home’s needs, budget, and aesthetic preferences.
How Long Do Different Roof Types Last?
In Florida’s climate, the most popular roofing styles include:
Roof lifespan depends on the material:
✔ Tile Roofs – 50+ years with proper maintenance.
✔ Metal Roofs – 40-70 years, resistant to wind and corrosion.
✔ Asphalt Shingles – 20-30 years, depending on quality and maintenance.
✔ Flat Roofs (TPO, Modified Bitumen, etc.) – 20-30 years, with proper waterproofing and upkeep.
Regular inspections and maintenance will help extend the life of your roof.
Which Roofing Material Is Best for Hurricanes and High Winds?
Florida homeowners need roofing that can withstand extreme weather. Metal and tile roofing are among the best choices, offering high wind resistance and durability. We install impact-resistant shingles and storm-rated roofing systems designed to meet or exceed Florida’s strict building codes.
What Type of Roof Is the Most Energy Efficient?
Metal and tile roofs are highly reflective, helping reduce heat absorption and lowering cooling costs. Additionally, cool roof coatings and light-colored roofing materials can further enhance energy efficiency, keeping your home cooler in Florida’s heat.
