70%
Of hurricane roof failures start at edges
10yr
Workmanship warranty on every installation
6 mo.
June-Nov hurricane season every year
Cat 3+
Winds exceed most older roof ratings
Surface Vulnerability. Cracked barrel tiles, shifted flat tiles, or loose shingle tabs create direct entry points for wind-driven rain. In hurricane conditions, even one compromised tile can trigger a chain reaction — once wind lifts an edge, entire sections can peel away in seconds.
Joint Failure at Critical Points. Flashing around chimneys, vents, skylights, and valleys is your first defense at the most vulnerable intersections. Corroded metal, cracked sealant, or lifted edges channel hurricane rain directly into your home — and Treasure Coast salt air accelerates this corrosion year-round.
Structural Uplift Risk. Hurricane straps anchor your roof to the walls and foundation. Rusted, loose, or absent straps mean your roof has no resistance to uplift forces. In Category 3+ winds — common on the Treasure Coast — an unstrapped roof can separate entirely from the structure.
Hidden Moisture Damage. Dark stains on attic sheathing, visible mold growth, or soft, spongy decking indicate chronic moisture intrusion that has already compromised your roof's structural integrity. A roof carrying hidden water damage cannot withstand hurricane-force wind and rain.
Material End of Life. Florida's Treasure Coast UV, heat, humidity, and salt air age roofing materials faster than almost anywhere in the country. A roof past its rated lifespan — even one that looks intact — has compromised adhesion, brittle materials, and drastically reduced wind resistance.
