Storm Damage

The storm has passed, but now you notice that your roof has damage. You need to file a claim with your homeowner’s insurance. This can seem confusing as you read through the instructions. Don’t let that stop you. The type of damage covered will depend on the terms of your policy. Here are several tips

Here’s your easiest Florida quiz ever: Why is hurricane preparedness important? Anyone who has lived in west central Florida for more than a few hurricane seasons knows the answer. When your family is attuned to safety, when your home is braced for the worst winds and heaviest rains, then the stress of a hurricane melts

The Florida rainy season for homes runs from May 15th to October 15th. During this period, Florida receives about 70% of its annual rainfall, meaning it’s time to get ready for a season filled with heavy rains, winds and lightning. Not to mention the threat of hurricanes, since hurricane season aligns almost perfectly with these dates.

When a leak begins in your home, you need to move fast and find a solution to stop water from getting in your home. Tarping is a great way to do this, and acts as a good intermediary until a roofing contractor can come out to your home to make a repair. If you find yourself

We can take our roof for granted—until a storm, fallen tree, or even those pesky neighborhood squirrels make a mess of things. If you notice damage to your roof, you’ll want to submit a homeowners insurance claim to reduce your out-of-pocket costs. However, it might not be clear where to start. Unfortunately, if you don’t

When it comes to the integrity of your roof, every shingle counts. However, shingles can sometimes go missing, such as during heavy rain, wind, or hail storms or as the result of falling trees or blowing debris. Shingles can also be prone to dislodging if you didn’t start with a professional roof installation. But while a

A leaking roof can escalate from a minor inconvenience to a major problem quickly. Roof leaks can cause water damage both inside and outside your home, with short-term effects like stains and ruined drywall, as well as longer-lasting effects like mold, insect infestations, and even structural damage to your home. The faster you spot a