Roofing in St. Augustine and the Towns Close By
Homeowners across St. Augustine and the communities around it call us for roof repair, inspections and full replacements. After each visit you get photos of what we saw up there, so the problem is right in front of you before you decide anything. One phone call sets up your free estimate.
Where Our Crews Work
Much of our week is spent on roofs right here in St. Augustine, and just as often in St. Augustine Beach, Butler Beach and St. Augustine South. Homes near the water take more salt and wind, so on those roofs we look closely at nails, flashing and drip edge. In St. Augustine Shores the questions are often about older shingles and gutters that can't keep up with a summer downpour.
We also work in World Golf Village and Nocatee, where many homes are newer and the roof is often still the one the builder put on. Those calls tend to be about storm damage or a first roof starting to show its age. If you live just outside these towns, mention where you are when we talk on the phone, and you'll get a plain yes or no on whether we can get to you.
Towns we cover from St. Augustine
- St. Augustine
- St. Augustine Beach
- St. Augustine South
- St. Augustine Shores
- Butler Beach
- World Golf Village
- Nocatee
Not on the list? Call (904) 621-6670 and ask.
What Roofs Face Around Here
Salt air and coastal wind
Salt speeds up rust on exposed fasteners, vent collars and metal flashing, and steady wind works shingle edges loose over time. We photograph any corrosion or lifted tabs so you can see exactly where water could get in.
Hurricane season and summer storms
From June through November, tropical systems and afternoon thunderstorms test every roof in the area. We offer free post-storm inspections once the weather clears. On storm damage claims, we deal with your insurance adjuster directly and hand over every photo we took, so the record matches what is actually on your roof.
Heat and humidity
Long, humid summers bake attics and feed the dark algae streaks you see on many shingle roofs. Poor ventilation shortens a roof's life, so we check intake and exhaust vents during every inspection.
A mix of older and newer homes
Older houses may hide worn decking or more than one layer of shingles, while newer subdivisions often have builder-grade roofs reaching their first replacement. We tell you which situation you have, with pictures, before we talk about cost.
Permits and code
Reroofing in Florida generally needs a permit and an inspection under the Florida Building Code, and homes in historic parts of the city can face extra review on materials. We pull the permit and walk you through what the inspector will check.
See What Your Roof Needs
Tell us where you live and what's going on up top, and we'll set a time to come look. You'll get photos and a clear explanation, and financing is available if a bigger job makes sense.