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Roofing contractor · Gainesville, FL · Alachua County

Gainesville roofs,
the same standard, further south.

Roof replacement and repair in Gainesville and Alachua County. A permit on every job, an owner on the roof and two written warranties at completion.

(904) 337-9606 · Florida licensed roofing contractor CCC1337027 · Hablamos español

Documented steps

An owner on every job

An owner is on the job, leading the crew.

A permit on every job

Pulled with the City of Gainesville or with Alachua County, depending on your address, before work begins.

The 7V Standard

A documented seven-step process, start to finish.

Two written warranties

The Owens Corning Standard Product Limited Lifetime Warranty and the 7V 10-Year Limited Workmanship Warranty.

Serving Gainesville

Big trees,
and the roofs underneath them.

Gainesville roofs live under canopy. Live oaks shade them, drop on them and rub against them, and the north slopes can stay damp for days after a storm. That is why so many roofs here look fine from the street and are ten years older than they should be at the valleys.

Our assessment works the valleys, the tree contact and the attic before it works the field. Debris that sits in a valley holds water against the shingle; an attic with exhaust but no intake bakes the underside all summer. Both are fixable, and both are cheaper to fix than to ignore.

Gainesville also has a wide spread of housing: historic homes near the Duckpond with steep pitch and complex detail, mid-century ranches, and newer subdivisions west of town. We quote from what the roof actually shows us, with photos, not from the build year.

Every job is permitted before the first shingle comes off, and at completion you get the Owens Corning Standard Product Limited Lifetime Warranty on the materials and the 7V 10-Year Limited Workmanship Warranty on our labour, both in writing.

Gainesville at a glance

Permitting

Pulled with the City of Gainesville or with Alachua County, depending on your address, before work begins.

What the weather does here

Deep shade from live oaks, hard summer storms and long inland heat. Debris in the valleys and attics that cannot breathe take more Gainesville roofs than wind ever does.

Scheduling

Call (904) 337-9606, Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We book the assessment on the phone.

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Where we work

From the Duckpond out to Jonesville.

A century of building under a lot of canopy. Here is what we tend to find where.

Duckpond and the historic districts

Steep pitch, dormers and chimneys. Flashing and valley detail are almost always the real story.

Northwest Gainesville

Mid-century homes under heavy oak canopy. Debris and slow drying do the damage.

Haile Plantation

Established subdivisions now due for a second roof, usually with a ventilation correction.

Jonesville and Newberry Road

Newer construction on open lots. More sun, more wind, less shade.

Southwest and Tower Road

A mix of ages and a lot of tree contact along the property lines.

Alachua County acreage

Homes with outbuildings on larger parcels. We will quote the house and the shop separately.

What we do in Gainesville

Every service. The same standard.

Roof replacement

Full tear-off to the deck, deck repair where it is needed, new underlayment and a complete Owens Corning system.

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Roof repair

Leaks, wind-lifted shingles, flashing and boots. We find the source and fix the cause, not the stain.

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Storm damage assessment

After a storm we walk the roof, photograph what we find and give you a written summary of the condition.

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Roof ventilation

Intake and exhaust balanced to the attic, so the new roof lasts the life it was built for.

Ventilation →

Free roof assessment

No cost and no obligation. Photos of what we found and the options in writing, usually the same week.

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The 7V Standard

Seven documented steps from the first call to the final walkthrough, the same on every job.

Our process →

Gainesville homeowners ask

Straight answers for Gainesville.

Do you actually work in Gainesville?
Yes. It is a drive from our shop, so we plan the job around it and bring what we need to finish in one trip rather than stringing it out over a week.
Who issues the roofing permit here?
It depends on your address. Inside the city limits it goes through the City of Gainesville; outside them it goes through Alachua County. Either way we pull it before the tear-off starts.
My roof is under oaks. What should I watch for?
Debris packed in the valleys, moss or algae on the north slopes, and any limb touching the surface. All three shorten a roof quietly, and all three show up clearly in the assessment photos.
What does the free roof assessment include?
We walk the roof, photograph the field, the valleys, the penetrations, the flashing and the ventilation, look in the attic where we can reach it, and give you a written summary with your options. No cost and no obligation. Call (904) 337-9606.
How do you handle rotten decking?
We tell you before the job how deck replacement is handled and priced, so nothing on the invoice is a surprise, and we photograph every sheet we replace.
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Free roof assessment

Gainesville homeowner?
Start with a free assessment.

No cost and no obligation. We look at the roof, show you photos of what we found, and put the options in writing.

Call (904) 337-9606