Roofing Gallery in Clearwater

Third roofer we called and the first one who went in the attic. He showed me photos of rusted nail points under the deck and explained that the shingles were fine but the nails were done. Nobody else even mentioned it. The replacement came in where the estimate said and the written scope listed every piece of metal.

I asked for a quote on a full replacement and they told me I did not need one. Two pipe boots and a valley, done in a morning. That was two rainy seasons ago and it is still dry. When it is actually time I know who I am calling.

We wanted a standing seam metal roof and they walked us through why steel panels were a bad idea this close to the water, then priced aluminum honestly against a heavy shingle option. No pressure either way. We went with the aluminum and the seam work is genuinely tidy.

Storm took part of our rear slope. They tarped it properly with battens screwed to the trusses instead of nailing through the field like the last outfit did, then documented what was storm damage and what was old wear before the adjuster came. The claim went through without an argument.