A New Stone-Coated Metal Roof Goes Up in St. Petersburg
Stone-coated metal roofing holds up well against the heat and storms along this coast, which is why this St. Petersburg home now has it overhead. Setting panels starts with squaring up the first course, then working flashing points and valleys before moving row by row across the roof. Underneath, the deck gets checked and underlayment goes down ahead of any panels. The result is a tile-look roof with metal underneath, built for Tampa Bay weather.
New Roof Installed on Brandon Residence
This Brandon homeowner called us in for a full roof replacement, and our crew got to work tearing off the old materials and checking the deck underneath before anything new went down. Once we confirmed it was sound, we installed a new roofing system designed to hold up against Florida weather. We kept the site clean as we went and reviewed the finished roof with the homeowner before heading out.
Hillsborough County Homeowner Gets New Roof Top to Bottom
This Hillsborough County property needed more than a patch, so our crew tore the old roofing off down to the decking and started fresh. We laid new underlayment, flashing, and ventilation before setting the new roofing material, squaring up ridge lines and drip edge along the way. Each step gets checked before we move to the next, so the homeowner ends up with one complete, properly built system instead of pieces stacked on old problems.
Hillsborough County Homeowner Gets New Roof Top to Bottom
This Hillsborough County property needed its roof taken down to the decking rather than patched over. Our crew cleared the old material, checked the deck, then layered in new underlayment, flashing, and ventilation before setting the new roofing. We squared up ridge lines and drip edge as we closed it out, leaving the homeowner with a roof built as one complete system.
Hillsborough County Home Gets Full Roof Replacement
Once a roof's past patching, a full replacement is the only way to get it right. Our crew tore this Hillsborough County home down to bare decking, checked the boards, then rebuilt with new underlayment, flashing, and ventilation. Ridge lines and drip edge were squared up before the new roofing went on, leaving the home with a tight, properly built system from the ground up.
Polk County Homeowner Gets a Full Roof Replacement
This Polk County roof replacement started with tear-off, clearing away the old material so our crew could get a good look at the deck before anything new went on. From there we worked section by section, fastening and sealing as we went, then walked the property to clear off debris. The homeowner ends up with a new roof and a clean yard to match.
Carrollwood Roofing Crew Finishes New Roof Install
For this Carrollwood property, our crew worked from the deck up, pulling every layer of old material before inspecting the plywood underneath. Once we confirmed the base was sound, we laid fresh underlayment, set flashing at every transition, and ran shingles across the field to spec. Cleanup stayed ongoing throughout the day, and we closed out with a final walkthrough so the homeowner could see the finished roof firsthand.
Polk County Homeowner Gets a Complete Roof Replacement
For this Polk County property, our crew handled a full roof replacement from start to finish. Old material came off first, giving us a chance to look over the deck before the new system went down section by section. Fasteners and seals were checked along the way, and once the install was done we cleared the site of debris and scrap. The homeowner ends up with a new roof and a clean yard.
St. Petersburg, FL · April 2023
