New roofs, repairs, shingle and metal, and the gutters that go with them. Houses and apartment buildings across Central Florida.
Six things we get called for. If what you need is not on this list, call and ask — it is a short conversation.
A full tear-off and rebuild when patching stops making sense. We strip the old layers, look at the decking underneath, and put the new roof on properly.
Most leaks are not the whole roof. We find where the water is actually getting in — flashing, valleys, a few lifted shingles — and fix that instead of selling you a replacement.
The standard roof on most Central Florida homes. Done right it handles the afternoon storms and the sun; done fast it starts lifting at the edges within a couple of seasons.
Metal costs more up front and lasts a lot longer. It sheds water fast, handles wind better, and reflects heat instead of holding it — which matters more in Florida than most places.
Buildings are not just bigger houses. Tenants are living there while you work, there are more roof planes to tie together, and the schedule matters to somebody other than you.
A new roof pushes water somewhere. Gutters decide whether that somewhere is the storm drain or your foundation. We install them as part of the job rather than as an afterthought.
Central Florida gets an afternoon storm most of the summer, and it arrives hard rather than slowly. Water finds anything that was rushed — a valley that was not flashed properly, a nail line that sits a fraction too high — long before the shingles themselves wear out.
Heat and UV cook a roof from above while a poorly vented attic cooks it from below. That is why ventilation is part of the job, not an upsell — a roof that cannot breathe ages years faster than the same roof that can.
Storm damage usually starts at a perimeter — an eave, a rake edge, a ridge. Get the starter course and the edge details right and the middle of the roof mostly takes care of itself.
Houses, duplexes and apartment buildings around Orlando. These are our own jobs, not catalogue photos.
Four steps, and you know where you stand at each one.
Based in Winter Springs, working across Seminole, Orange and Polk counties and everything around Orlando.
Often it can be repaired. A leak around a chimney, a valley that was never flashed right, or a strip of shingles the wind lifted are repairs — not replacements. We look first and tell you which one you are actually dealing with.
Shingle costs less now and is what most of the neighbourhood has. Metal costs more now, lasts longer, and does better in wind and heat. If you plan to keep the house a long time, metal usually wins on the maths. We will tell you honestly which one fits what you are trying to do.
Call and we will come look. Roof work in Central Florida gets scheduled around the weather more than around the calendar, so the honest answer depends on what the sky is doing that week — but we will tell you a real date, not a maybe.
Yes. A good part of what we do is multifamily — duplexes, fourplexes and apartment buildings around Orlando. We stage the work so tenants keep getting in and out, and we keep the property manager updated instead of leaving them to guess.
Yes — new gutters and downspouts, usually as part of the roof job. It is the right time to do it: the roof is already being worked on, and the gutters can be sized and aimed for the roof that is actually going on.
We are based in Winter Springs and work across Central Florida — Seminole, Orange and Polk counties, Kissimmee, and everything around Orlando. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call and ask.
Call and tell us what you are seeing, or send photos on WhatsApp and we will tell you whether it is a repair or a replacement.
Prefer the office? Ask for Luci Lenzi — (407) 416-7418
