Homeowners across Orlando know summer skies can turn fast. A ten-minute squall off Lake Apopka can drive hail across College Park, and a band of straight-line winds over Conway can flip shingles like playing cards. After a storm, the first question many owners of older homes ask is simple: will...
Storms in Orlando move fast. Roof damage does too. A blown-off shingle on Lake Nona can turn into a soaked drywall ceiling by morning. A tree limb in Conway can shift a ridge cap and open a path for water across half a home. Homeowners call Hurricane Roofer because the team shows up, stabilizes...
A roof leak in Orlando rarely shows up on a clear day. It appears after a midday thunderstorm, a gusty squall line, or the first tropical system of the season. Water marks on a ceiling, a soft spot near a vent, or a mysterious drip near a light fixture can turn a normal evening into a scramble for...
