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Clay and concrete roof tiles both handle South Florida’s heat and sun well, and both often last 30 years or more when they are installed and maintained properly. The main differences come down to...
Florida’s 25% roof rule used to mean that if 25% or more of a roof needed repair or replacement within 12 months, the whole roof had to be brought up to current code. A 2022 Florida law, SB 4-D,...
As energy costs continue to rise and environmental concerns grow, more homeowners and businesses in South Florida are making the switch to solar. But going solar isn’t just about installing panels—it’s...
A wind mitigation inspection documents the features that help your home resist hurricane-force winds, recorded on Florida form OIR-B1-1802. Insurers use the report to see which wind-resistant features...
The best time to check your roof is before hurricane season starts on June 1, while there is still time to schedule repairs. A pre-season roof inspection should cover the roof covering, flashing, gutters,...
Metal roofs can be a strong choice for Miami homes because they handle heat, heavy rain and high winds well and often last 40 years or more. The trade-offs include a bigger upfront investment than shingles,...