Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, and Central Florida's busiest stretch is usually mid-August through October. Roofing crews and materials get scarce once a storm is named, so the best time to fix your roof is before the season starts.
Schedule a free drone inspection. Fix lifted shingles, cracked pipe boots, loose ridge caps and failing flashing now — before every roofer in the state is booked.
Photograph every slope of the roof and the attic. Trim branches within 6 feet of the roof. Clear gutters. Review your hurricane deductible and policy.
Keep tarps, sandbags and your roofer's number handy. When a storm is forecast, secure loose items and do not climb on the roof. After the storm, inspect from the ground and photograph damage.
The post-season months are the best time for a planned replacement: drier weather, faster permits and easier scheduling.
June 1 through November 30. Central Florida's peak risk is usually mid-August through October.
Ideally between November and May. Once a named storm threatens Florida, crews and materials get booked quickly.
Yes. Matata replaces roofs year-round and dries in the deck with synthetic underlayment at the end of every workday.
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