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When Hurricane Helene passed Jacksonville in September 2024, the National Weather Service logged a 72 mph gust at Jacksonville International Airport and shingles stripped from homes along Pecan Park Road. Damage like that is easy to miss from the ground and often shows up later as a ceiling stain. As a roofing company in Jacksonville FL that answers around the clock, we help you stop the leak tonight, document the damage and decide what the roof needs next.
Roofing Services in Jacksonville, FL
Roof Repair
Roof repair in Jacksonville covers anything short of a new roof.
Roof Replacement
Roof replacement in Jacksonville means tearing off the existing roof down to the deck, repairing the…
Roof Installation
Roof installation in Jacksonville is a roof on a structure that does not have one yet.
Why Choose Us
Most roofing websites in Jacksonville lead with badges. We think a homeowner in Arlington or on the Westside needs something more useful first, which is a straight explanation of the problem and the choices. Here is what you get from us.
A real answer at any hour
Our line at (904) 467-6430 is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Storms and leaks do not keep office hours, and several of the larger local roofers we reviewed post weekday-only hours.
A written, itemized estimate
Florida law (section 489.147 of the Florida Statutes) bars a contractor from issuing a repair authorization without an itemized estimate. We go further and walk you through each line, so you know which items are leak control, which are permanent repair, and which are optional upgrades.
No claim games
The same statute bars roofers from offering gift cards, cash or deductible waivers to get you to file an insurance claim, and from interpreting your policy without a public adjuster licence. We follow it. We describe the damage and leave coverage decisions to you and your insurer.
A local address you can visit
Our office is at 2829 Edison Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32254, on the Westside.
Help checking any roofer, including us
Florida requires roofing contractors to be licensed under Chapter 489. You can look up any contractor's licence on the state's DBPR site at myfloridalicense.com before you sign anything. We encourage every homeowner to do that with every bid.
Why Waiting Costs More in Jacksonville
Jacksonville's weather works against a damaged roof quickly. NOAA's 1991 to 2020 climate normals for Jacksonville International Airport put annual rainfall at 53.40 inches. June averages 7.60 inches and September 7.56. A lifted shingle or cracked pipe boot left alone in May faces the wettest stretch of the year within weeks.
Heat adds to the strain. The summer normal high at the airport is 90.9°F, and July averages 91.9°F. Asphalt shingles that lost granules in a storm age faster under that sun, and sealant strips that were already weak let go in the next gust.
What to expect, start to finish
Date the damage
Your insurer measures the 1-year notice period from the date of loss. For a hurricane or windstorm, Florida law ties that date to landfall or to the date the National Hurricane Center verifies the storm. Write down the storm name and the date you first saw the stain.
Photograph the inside first
Photograph the ceiling, the attic decking if you can reach it safely, and any wet insulation, before anything is moved or dried.
Stop the water
A temporary tarp or seal limits interior damage. Keep the receipt.
Get the roof itself inspected
Find out which shingles lifted, whether flashing moved, and whether the decking is wet.
Decide on repair or replacement
Weigh a repair, a partial replacement or a full replacement against the 25% rule explained below.
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Roofing Questions From Jacksonville Homeowners
Still have questions? We're happy to talk it through.
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