Asphalt Shingle Roof Replacement
Get a New Roof
Homeowners searching for roof replacement in The Villages or Ocala want reliability, speed, and craftsmanship that stands up to Florida weather. The Roof Guys deliver on all three. We are Florida natives who have served Central Florida since 2001, and our team has completed thousands of installations for satisfied customers across Marion, Lake, and Sumter counties. Every technician is factory trained, fully insured, and background checked, which means the crew on your property is qualified, courteous, and accountable. We hold both a Florida Roofing License (CCC1330835) and a Florida Building License (CRC1330974), and we maintain an A+ rating with the BBB because our workmanship is consistent. Each of our customers gets the same careful preparation, the same attention to detail, and the same clear communication from the first quote to the final inspection.
The Proven Choice For Central Florida Homes
Asphalt Shingles
The Roof Guys focus exclusively on asphalt shingle roofing because it balances cost, curb appeal, and strength for our climate. Architectural shingles provide reliable wind resistance, often rated up to 130 miles per hour when properly installed, which is essential for inland storm gusts that move across Marion County and the tri‑county area. Asphalt shingles come in color profiles that align with neighborhood aesthetics and rooflines found throughout Ocala and The Villages. Because our teams install shingle systems every day, we have a proven process that supports long‑term performance and reliability. When you choose an asphalt shingle roof from The Roof Guys, you pair durable materials with an installation method that has been refined on thousands of Florida homes.
HOA Experience In The Villages
Streamlined Approvals, Color Selection Guidance & More
Many neighborhoods in The Villages have specific roof color palettes, ridge profiles, and accessory requirements, and each HOA has a process that must be followed before work begins. Our team manages these details for you, preparing submittals, providing product information, and coordinating timelines so that approvals are secured as seamlessly as possible. Because we work in The Villages year round, we know how to sequence permits with Architectural Review and Deed Compliance steps, which helps prevent resubmissions and last‑minute changes. Homeowners appreciate that our project managers communicate with both the association and the homeowner, which reduces stress and keeps your schedule on track.
How Much Does Roof Replacement Cost?
Use our Instant Quote tool to get instant pricing on a new roof. Using aerial and satellite measurements to size your roof, you'll get pricing in under a minute. Compare design options, explore payment plans, and decide whether an in‑person inspection is the right next step.
Benefits of a New Roof
- Increased property value: A new roof increases the value of your home, making it more attractive to potential buyers.
- Improved energy efficiency: A new roof, properly installed roof can help to reduce your energy costs with adequate ventilation.
- Better protection: A new roof offers better protection against severe weather like high winds, rain, and hail.
- Enhanced curb appeal: A new roof can improve the appearance of your home, giving it a fresh, updated look.
At The Roof Guys, we understand how important the safety and security of your home is. That’s why we use only the highest quality materials and employ factory-trained technicians to ensure that your roofing project is done right the first time.
What to Expect When Replacing Your Roof ?
Our process is built around predictable steps that help us ensure quality workmanship with every roof installation.
1. Consultation and Custom Design
Our certified Project Managers perform a thorough inspection, often using advanced drone technology, to assess your current roof and discuss your long-term goals. We guide you through selecting the ideal shingle for your needs from our trusted brands, and we’ll clearly explain the warranty options.
2. Certified Installation
Installation is completed by our factory-trained, highly experienced crew. Installation strictly follows the manufacturer’s specifications, including proper techniques for deck attachment and sealing. For homeowners seeking the highest level of storm protection, we offer the option to build your roof to FORTIFIED standards, incorporating enhanced methods for superior defense against high winds and water intrusion.
3. Final Inspection, Cleanup, and Warranty Activation
Our crew conducts a thorough cleanup of debris, and a final quality inspection is then performed by a Project Manager to confirm the installation. Finally, we provide you with all documentation, confirm the activation of your manufacturer warranty, and ensure you are 100% satisfied with your beautiful, high-performance new roof.
SHINGLE COLORS
Find the Perfect Shade
Explore every shingle color we offer in one place. Our interactive gallery lets you compare swatches from top brands like GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, Tamko, and Atlas. It's an easy way to find the color that fits your home and your style. Filter by brand, preview by shade, and narrow down your favorites before making a decision.
We’re Now FORTIFIED Roof™ Certified
Here’s What That Means for Your Home

We’ve been serving Florida homeowners since 2001, so we know how unpredictable Florida’s weather can be, with high winds, tropical storms, and hurricanes. That’s why we’re proud to announce that The Roof Guys are now FORTIFIED Roof™ Certified Contractors- a designation that goes beyond state building codes and standard roofing practices so your roof can now be built to a higher standard of protection.
What Is a FORTIFIED Roof?
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.
Why Choose a FORTIFIED Roof in Central Florida?
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:
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
What Sets a FORTIFIED Roof Apart?
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.
At The Roof Guys, we follow the guidelines to the letter. And because we’re a local, family-run business, we take it personally, because it’s about protecting our neighbors. We make it simple to add a FORTIFIED Roof to your next roofing project. When you contact us for a roof replacement, roof repair, or storm damage assessment, just ask about FORTIFIED options.
We’ll walk you through:
- Whether your home qualifies
- What upgrades are included
- The certification process
- Insurance documentation, if needed
- Financing options (including interest-free promotional periods)
We’ll even coordinate with the third-party evaluator to ensure your certification is complete and verifiable. No hidden steps. No added stress. Adding a FORTIFIED Roof is part of our long-term commitment to better roofs, stronger homes, and informed customers. We believe in transparency, quality, and lasting relationships.
Our Work
Every project tells a story of craftsmanship, commitment, and care. As a family-owned business serving Central Florida since 2001, we take pride in delivering roofing solutions that protect homes for years to come. From storm-damaged repairs to full roof replacements, our work is a reflection of our values: quality materials, expert installation, and genuine customer care. Browse our portfolio to see the difference experience makes.
Roof Replacement FAQs
What is included in roof replacement?
The roof includes three layers of protection from the elements. The base layer is made of wooden boards called a roof decking. On top of that is the felt underlayment followed by the actual shingles.
Drip edges, the metal lip on the edge that directs water away from the roof, is replaced every time the roof itself is replaced. Other protective components include:
- Water shields to protect the roof valleys
- Metal roof flashing to protect areas where shingles sit up against, like the chimney
- Ridge capping which covers the roof’s peaks
A roof replacement may also include swapping for new roof vents or pipe boots. Replacement of these components primarily depends on their past exposure to the elements.
How can you tell when you need a new roof?
Your roof’s age is a good indicator of whether it needs replacing. If it is more than 10 years old, you should consider making the upgrade.
Aside from age, there are many signs that a replacement is in order. From the inside, you can check your attic for sunlight leaks or wood rot, which are common signs of damage. If you have any water stains on your ceiling, you most likely have a roof leak.
Outside indicators include:
- Broken/damaged shingles
- Loose hardware like roof flashing or drip edges
- Moldy/rotten wood decking or shingles
You may only need minor repairs for these issues, however, if you have multiple problems or concerns, it is most likely that you will need a complete roof repair.
Do gutters have to be removed when replacing a roof?
Because gutters cover portions of the roof, they should be removed before the replacement process. Your contractor needs to be able to see any damage around the gutter area, especially since this is where the water pools during a storm.
People will often elect to replace the gutters when they replace the roof, but this is not a necessity in all cases. To replace the roof, workers will need to get under the gutters anyways, so it makes sense to remove that obstacle before the rest of the roof has been replaced. Plus, if the gutters are removed first, you will not risk having them damaged while the new roof is being installed.
Should I replace roof or siding first?
The roof should be replaced before siding. It typically makes more sense to replace the roof first because it has a bigger impact on the rest of the house.
An ineffective roof can cause damage to all other areas of the home. From leaks in the ceiling to wood rot on the siding, old roofs create more problems than old siding. If you replace the roof first, you will ensure that it can protect any new siding that gets installed.
Plus, you will have taken a top-down approach to improving the efficiency and safety of your home. This ensures that your home is protected from the brunt of the elements while any other projects are happening.
Do roofers work in rain?
Roofers should not work in rainy conditions for multiple reasons:
- First, the rain creates a slippery surface that is dangerous to work on.
- Second, water can damage the roofing materials themselves. The wood decking can become wet or warped. This will either lead to uneven shingle installation, or the shingles will not be able to adhere properly. Both result in inefficient roofs that will not last for long.
- Finally, installing a roof during the rain can lead to humid conditions that produce mold growth on the decking.
If a roofer is in the middle of an installment and it starts to rain, they can continue working if the rainfall is light enough not to disrupt work or cause any of the problems mentioned earlier. In most cases, the contractor will end work for the day and schedule a time to come by and finish the project.
Plus, you will have taken a top-down approach to improving the efficiency and safety of your home. This ensures that your home is protected from the brunt of the elements while any other projects are happening.
Do roofers need to come inside my home?
Usually, the answer is no—roofers do not technically need to come inside during an inspection. However, if you have a leak or notice water damage on the ceiling, your contractor might be interested in examining it. As a responsible homeowner, you should make sure that your contractor performs a thorough inspection before they decide how to proceed.
Overall, lack of indoor access will not prevent the roofers from getting the work itself done. In fact, during the actual roof replacement, roofers should have no need to enter the home. The project plan should be laid out already and the work is done strictly from the outside.