Five very important tips to see if your roof can weather a storm.
Because strong storms are a way of life in many parts of Florida, residents will too often brush off the news of bad weather, leaving them to panic when they realize the impact might be greater than expected. That’s why it’s best to start preparing your home now. Follow these helpful tips to ensure you, and your roof, can weather any storm. 1) Secure doors and windows. If any debris is flying and it breaks a window, it can...
Our code of ethics.
We at Don Schmidt Roofing take pride in our pursuit of ethics. Our team believes our customers deserve the best. The crooked schemes other roofing companies might condone is beneath the reputation Don Schmidt Roofing as we have worked 30 years to build. This year, Don Schmidt Roofing will be celebrating 30 years of ethical decision making. After all, we didn’t get where we are today by cutting corners or participating in unsavory...
Five questions you should ask before hiring a Florida roofer
Before you apply your signature to a roofing contract for repairs or maintenance, it is imperative to be certain that you are dealing with the right roofing contractor. Use the following five questions to increase your chances of ending up with the most suitable roofer in Florida Where is the location of your local company office? Legitimate roofing contractors in Florida will have a physical location. If the roofing...
What to look for on your roof that might need maintance.
Repairing or replacing your roof can be expensive. Spending a few minutes every six months looking closely at your roof can help you identify roof maintenance opportunities that will help prevent costly repairs later. It’s also important to periodically check your homeowner’s insurance to make sure that serious roof damage is covered by your policy. It’s critical that you inspect your roof every spring and fall. A good time to...
How long do shingle roofs normally last in Florida?
One of the most accurate ways to tell how long a roof will last is by referring to the manufacturer’s warranty and comparing it to the date of installation. However, it’s likely you bought your current house with its existing roof, and there’s no visible marker indicating its warranty. In that case, you must do your best estimating. Most roofing shingles come with a 20-year warranty, and that’s a good rule of thumb to follow...
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