Central Florida Roof Repair

Yes. We offer flexible financing through Service Finance, including no-interest and deferred-interest plans for qualified homeowners.

For most homes in Florida, silicone roof coatings are the top choice. They offer long-lasting waterproof protection, superior UV resistance, and excellent performance on flat and metal roofs.

A professionally applied silicone roof coating can last 10 to 20 years, depending on the thickness applied and ongoing maintenance.

Yes, if your roof is still structurally sound. Silicone coatings are a cost-effective alternative to roof replacement for surfaces that have aged but aren’t severely damaged.

Yes. Silicone coatings are highly reflective, which can lower attic temperatures and reduce cooling costs, especially in sunny climates like Central Florida.

Absolutely. Silicone roof coatings form a seamless membrane that seals leaks and prevents new ones, even in areas with ponding water.

Yes. They’re ideal for metal roofs, including those on mobile homes or patio structures, because they bond well and resist rust and thermal movement.

After cleaning and prepping the surface, the coating is applied in one or two passes. Most jobs are completed in a single day, depending on roof size.

Yes. Our silicone roof systems come with manufacturer warranties, and our installation is backed by our own service guarantee.

The FORTIFIED Roof™ program was developed by the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS). Its goal is simple: help homeowners keep their roofs intact during severe weather events.

A FORTIFIED Roof strengthens key areas that are most vulnerable to wind and water intrusion. It reinforces the deck attachment, upgrades edge protection, and uses sealed roof decks to reduce the risk of rainwater entering your home, even if your shingles are damaged or torn off.

In short, it’s a smarter roofing system. And now, it’s available to you through The Roof Guys.

Central Florida homeowners face unique challenges. Frequent storms and soaring wind speeds can test even a brand-new roof. But a FORTIFIED Roof isn’t a typical roof. It’s designed to reduce storm-related damage from wind, rain, and hurricanes.

Here’s why more Florida homeowners are asking for FORTIFIED:

1. Proven Performance in Hurricane-Prone Areas

FORTIFIED Roofs are lab-tested and real-world proven. They’ve withstood hurricane-force winds and helped families stay safe during the most violent storms. The upgrades required by the program specifically address failure points identified after thousands of post-storm damage investigations.

2. Lower Insurance Premiums

Many insurance companies in Florida now recognize FORTIFIED construction as a reason to offer discounted homeowners insurance. Some even require it for new coverage in high-risk zones. When your home has a FORTIFIED Roof certification, it’s more insurable.

3. Higher Resale Value

A FORTIFIED Roof can be an investment in your home’s future value. It shows potential buyers that the roof is newer, stronger, and built to a nationally recognized performance standard.

4. Peace of Mind You Can Feel

No one can control the weather. But with a FORTIFIED Roof installed by The Roof Guys, you’ll know your home has the best possible defense against it.

A FORTIFIED Roof follows a detailed framework for every component of the roofing system. From the decking and fasteners to the underlayment and flashing, this system is designed, tested, and verified to meet or exceed the IBHS standard.

Key Upgrades You Get with a FORTIFIED Roof:

• Stronger Deck Attachment
  Instead of standard nails, we use ring-shank nails and tighter spacing to help keep the roof deck in place during high winds.
• Sealed Roof Deck
  We use materials that seal the seams of your roof deck. This prevents rain from entering your attic even if shingles are ripped off.
• Enhanced Edge Protection
  We install stronger materials at the edges of your roof to help resist wind uplift—the number one reason for roof failure in storms.
• Verified Quality
  All FORTIFIED Roof installations require third-party verification. That means every step is double-checked for accuracy and compliance.

Luckily, there are some telling signs that will indicate you have a potential skylight problem and may require a repair:

• Damaged flashing due to exterior conditions, such as weather
• Roof cement was already used as a limited time fix
• Poor installation
• Blocked weep holes around perimeter of glass

In the event that you notice these issues, do not ignore them. Skylight repair is less costly than a full replacement.

Whether it’s hurricanes, high temperatures, humidity, or hailstorms, the sunshine state is quite the spot to encourage roof problems among other home damage. The most common problems reported are:

• Long Term Wear
• Leaks
• Damaged Shingles
• Ponding
• Structural Damage
• Blow-Offs
• Damaged Flashing, Gutters, and Downspouts
• Damaged Skylights

If you notice these problems, give us a quick all at 1-866-259-2364! A neglected roof leaves your home vulnerable. Our team is experienced in roofing problems, both large and small. If your roof damage is a result of a recent bad storm, don’t hesitate to reach out to us for the help you need.

The lifespan of a roof actually depends on the materials used to create the roofing system you have in place. These following roofs all offer different benefits and vary in durability:

Asphalt Roll- This type of roof is actually made up of rolls of the same material that composes single asphalt shingles. Since it’s in the form of a roll, it’s easier to install and can last up to five to ten years.

Asphalt Single Shingle- These shingles feature a fiberglass or organic base that’s combined with asphalt. Organic asphalt shingles are covered with pieces of quartz, ceramic, or even slate. This popular roofing material is slated to last about 15 to 40 years.

Clay or Cement Tile- These are both extremely strong and durable materials that are made to last for several years. Though they require special installation, these materials are worth it as the roof can last up to 100 years or more.

Wood Shingle- Created from natural wood such as pine or cedar, there’s a natural and woodsy element added to your home when selecting this option. Wood shingles can last up to 30 years or longer depending on the type of climate the house is exposed to.

When you select asphalt roofing, your home is truly in for a treat! We work with Landmark^® and other high-quality brands, so you’re instantly in good hands with a reliable product that will not only protect your home but will give it the stylish look you desire.

These brands offer the heaviest weight and widest selection of color options. By choosing this type of shingle, homeowners are able to redesign the look of your home with confidence and ease.

These are a few of the additional benefits these shingles offer:

• Cost-effective
• Durable
• Easy to Maintain

1. Asphalt Shingles
2. Wood Shingles
3. Synthetic Shingles
4. Clay and Concrete Tiles
5. Slate Shingles
6. Solar Shingles
7. Metal Shingles

The best roofing shingle for your home will depend on your budget, the local climate, and the style of your home. Certain roofing shingles are better suited for extreme climates or certain types of roofs. Asphalt shingles are one of the most popular and affordable options and come in a variety of styles and colors. Metal roofing, tile, and slate are also popular roofing options. It is best to consult a professional roofing contractor to help you select the best roofing shingle for your home.

Color matters for curb appeal! We suggest going with a color that pairs well with your house and personal style preference. For instance, if your house resonates with the colors such as white, grey, or blue, then opt for grey or black for a subtle contrast. Our team offers a wide range of colors for your roofing needs from the following brands (but not limited to):

Still unsure about what color shingle to select? Don’t hesitate to call us today at 1-866-259-2364. Our highly trained team of professionals are here and ready to assist as needed.

• GAF
• Owens Corning
• CertainTeed
• TAMKO
• ATLAS

1. Identify the source of the leak. If the leak is hard to identify, try to narrow it down to a specific area.
2. Repair any damage to the roof. Remove any damaged shingles and inspect the underlying roofing material for damage.
3. Patch the leak. This can be done by using roofing tar, a roofing patch, or shingle patch material.
4. Apply a waterproof sealant. This will help keep moisture out and prevent future leaks. 5. Clean up any remaining debris.
5. Inspect the roof regularly. Regular inspections can help identify small problems before they become bigger issues.

Give us a call at 1-866-259-2364! We’ll be there to assist you as soon as we can, and we’ll determine the best course of action for your current situation. Leaks normally occur when there is heavy, severe storm occurring, and those are no stranger to the state of Florida!

In the meantime, take the following actions:

• Stop the water damage with a temporary covering
• Contain the water to stop the spread
• Remove signs of the leak as the water starts to slow
• Call your insurance agent to know your options

If you haven’t encountered a leak, that’s great! Here are a few ways to prevent them, so they won’t become a future issue:

• Trim the trees surrounding your house
• Keep all gutters and downspouts clean
• Make sure there are no issues with collars and flashing

So, when do you know when you need a new roof? These are several signs that indicate that your current roof needs some TLC:

• Shingles are curled or cupped
• Noticeable bald spots showing granules missing
• Noticeable cracked shingles
• Visually old and worn in spots
• Homes around you are making roof updates (Homes in the same vicinity are usually built around the same time.)
• Dark streaks are present
• Signs of moss

By neglecting an update on a roof with the above issues, it could result in potential new ones. Don’t delay and jeopardize the overall health of your home!

Great news! All of our estimates are 100% free! We understand that you’re making an important investment in your home, and we want to make the decision as hassle-free as possible. This is why we also tailor all estimates to the needs of our clients.

Our team also understands that all homes are unique, so each estimate should be personalized to each customer’s individual desires. Interested in your very own cost summary? All you have to do is add your address to our Instant Quote form, and you’ll a completely FREE estimate in as little as 60 seconds!

A quality service isn’t complete without a warranty. Therefore, we offer warranties for both our roofing and skylight services.

In the roofing department, we have an array of options that are perfect for every need. While some begin at five years, we have others that range up to 50 years! All options can be found here, and we give you the freedom to choose which one works best for you.

In terms of a skylight warranty, we offer an amazing option that complements our one-of-kind skylight service.

Fascia is a band of trim that runs along the edge of a roof, typically at the eaves. It is usually made of wood, vinyl, aluminum, or composite materials and is used to cover the end of rafters or trusses and hide the edges of the roof decking. It also helps to protect the underlying structure from the elements.

Even your skylight will need to be replaced at some point. A skylight is a beautiful addition to any home, so don’t neglect it when you notice these signs:

• It’s over 10 years old
• The skylight is discolored or displaying a yellow tinge
• There are cracks on the glass
• Leaks are evident
• Noticeable condensation
• You’re already opting for a roof replacement
• There is new technology you desire

A damaged or old skylight should be treated with the same care as an old roof. Don’t ignore these signs, or they result in future potential problems.

For more information on skylight repair/installation and how to schedule a free consultation, please visit our website.

Solar Star® Attic Fans are designed to optimize your home’s ventilation by preventing heat buildup and moisture accumulation in your attic. Powered by solar energy, these fans are:

• Energy-efficient: They operate without increasing your electricity bill.
• Environmentally friendly: By reducing your reliance on traditional energy sources, you help reduce your carbon footprint.
• Protect your roof: They remove excess heat, preventing premature wear and heat damage to your roofing system

The Federal Tax Credit for Residential Solar Energy was a government incentive that allowed homeowners to claim a percentage of the cost of eligible solar-powered products—such as solar attic fans, solar garage fans, and certain tubular skylights—on their federal income taxes.

For qualifying products installed and operational before December 31, 2025, homeowners could receive a tax credit equal to 30% of the total cost (including product and installation). This credit directly reduced the amount of federal tax owed, making it easier and more affordable to invest in energy-efficient, solar-powered home improvements.

Important: The federal solar tax credit for these products expired on December 31, 2025. Only installations completed before this date are eligible to claim the credit.

If you have questions about past eligibility or need documentation, consult your tax advisor.

To claim the federal tax credit for your Solar Star® Attic Fan, be sure to meet the following criteria. Please note: The federal solar tax credit for solar-powered attic fans expired on December 31, 2025. Only products installed and operational before this date are eligible.

• Solar-Powered Product: The fan must be solar-powered, as only solar energy devices qualify for this specific tax credit. The unit must have been installed and operational by December 31, 2025.

• Residential Use: The product must be installed in your primary or secondary residence (not in rental properties), and installation must have been completed before the tax credit expiration date.

• Proper Documentation: Retain all purchase and installation receipts, as well as the manufacturer’s certification statement, to support your claim. Make sure documentation reflects the installation was completed before December 31, 2025.

If you have questions about eligibility based on your installation date, consult your tax advisor or refer to official IRS guidelines.

Claiming your tax credit is a straightforward process:

• • Keep Your Documentation: Save the receipts and the manufacturer’s certification statement confirming your Solar Star® Attic Fan qualifies for the credit and was installed before the December 31, 2025 deadline.
  • Complete IRS Form 5695: Use this form (Residential Energy Efficient Property Credit) and fill out the necessary sections for solar-powered ventilation products installed prior to the expiration date.
  • Include the Credit on Your Tax Return: When filing your federal taxes for the year the installation was completed (and before the expiration), apply the credit to reduce your tax liability.

The federal solar tax credit for residential solar products expired on December 31, 2025. As a result, this incentive is no longer available for Solatube products, including solar-powered attic fans, garage fans, and tubular skylights with integrated solar NightLight.

If you have questions about other available incentives, please contact us or consult your tax advisor.

R-Value is a measure of heat absorption (slowing the heat). Radiant Barrier is measured in reflectivity (blocking the heat).

Typically, a modern-day cell phone won’t be affected by radiant barrier. First, our products are not made with copper or tin which block cell signals. Second, Radiant Barrier only covers the roof portion of the house. The signal goes from your phone to the cell tower in a straight line, generally never even going through the Radiant Barrier in the attic.

Just like wrapping a baked potato in aluminum foil keeps it warm longer by holding in the heat, covering your attic insulation with Radiant Barrier holds the heat in the house. Another analogy would be that in winter Radiant Barrier works just like a space blanket which, although very thin and lightweight, holds in your body heat. A thin space blanket can keep you warmer than several heavy blankets.

Like a space suit, Radiant Barrier reflects the sun’s heat before it can warm up the insulation in your attic. When the insulation stays cooler, your house will too. Just like a space suit or Thermos bottle, the reflective surface inhibits radiant heat transfer. If the bottle starts out hot, it stays hot because very little heat is transferred to the cooler outside. If it starts out cold, it stays cold because very little heat is transferred from the warmer outside.

For the Apollo program, NASA helped develop a thin aluminum metalized film that reflected 95% of the radiant heat. A metalized film was used to protect spacecraft, equipment, and astronauts from thermal radiation or to retain heat in the extreme temperature fluctuations of space. The aluminum was vacuum-coated to a thin film and applied to the base of the Apollo landing vehicles. It was also used in numerous other NASA projects like the James Webb Space Telescope and Skylab. In the vacuum of space where temperatures can range from 250°F above to 400°F below zero and heat transfer is only by radiation. Radiant barrier is a Space Foundation Certified Space Technology(TM). Radiant barrier was inducted into the Space Technology Hall of Fame in 1996.