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As 2026 begins, now is the perfect time to schedule your annual roof inspection, and there’s no better team for the job than the experts at Roman Roofing. Your roof is one of the most critical parts of your home, protecting your family and belongings from the elements.

Storm surges in South Florida are becoming increasingly common, a trend that will continue for the foreseeable future. As such, it is essential that you equip your property with flood protection.

When heavy rains and high winds come through, one of the main concerns for homeowners is the threat of flooding. Flooding can happen quickly, without warning, and often with devastating effects.

At Roman Roofing, we understand how devastating flooding can be to a local community. This area is prone to storm surges and rising sea levels that can affect homes and businesses throughout the area.

Do you have uncertain feelings about whether your roof can handle a storm? In Southwest Florida, it's only a matter of time until a weather forecast warns of a severe storm heading your way. As an experienced roofing contractor, we recommend taking a proactive approach to protecting your home.

Over the last decade, more and more homeowners have been changing their roofing systems from standard residential roofing types, like asphalt shingles, to metal roofing instead.

Your roof is a critical feature that protects everything in your household underneath it. However, it's an often overlooked structure until something is damaged and requires your attention.  Roofing inspections are a great way to prevent roofing issues and to maximize longevity.

Over the past few years, more and more homeowners have been on the hunt for smart and reliable solutions for a more energy-efficient home as a way to invest in long-term protection and functionality.

Most homeowners are completely unaware of the condition of their roof. This structure is completely out of sight and not often thought about until a problem arises. Many times, however, these problems can be prevented by uncovering the root cause of the issue early.

In Florida, hurricane season is officially recognized as running from June to November, with August through October serving as the peak months. With June 1st quickly approaching, Florida homeowners should be scheduling pre-storm season roof inspections before the severe weather hits.