From the Beaches
to Clay County.
Coastal or inland, every roof gets the same 7V Standard, the same permit, and the same two written warranties. Find your town below.
Every town, the same standard.
Each town has its own building department and its own weather exposure. What does not change is the process we follow on your roof.
Duval County
Jacksonville is the largest city by land area in the continental United States, and the conditions are not uniform across it. We work all of Duval, from the historic in-town neighbourhoods to the newest subdivisions on the edge.
The Beaches
Salt air and ocean wind are hard on a roof. Coastal homes get the same documented 7V Standard, from permit to final cleanup.
Clay County
Live oaks, long hot summers, and afternoon thunderstorms. Inland homes get the same documented 7V Standard, from permit to final cleanup.
St. Johns County
Historic homes, coastal exposure, and a building department of its own. We pull the permit and follow the same seven steps.
Nassau County
From the island to the rural north of the county, the process does not change: assessment, estimate, permit, tear-off, install, cleanup, warranty.
Also serving
We work beyond the core counties too. If your town is on this list, or near it, call and ask.
Roofing here is not
roofing anywhere else.
Northeast Florida creates specific failure patterns: heat and moisture cycling that ages shingles from below, Atlantic storm exposure from nor'easters in winter and tropical systems from June through November, and a large stock of homes built between the 1960s and 1990s that are reaching the natural end of their original roof's life.
We pull permits through each municipality's own system, we know what each county looks for when it signs off, and we plan the timeline around the county rather than promising a date we cannot hold.
Wherever you are
in Northeast Florida.
Call and we will tell you straight away whether we cover your town. Scheduling is by phone.
Call (904) 337-9606