Residential and Commercial Roofing Services in Winter Garden

When you need your roof repaired in Winter Garden, – whether it’s on your house or your business – Roofing Experts Orlando is the team to call. We have decades of combined experience in residential and commercial roofing, and we’ll be happy to inspect your roof and give you an on-the-spot quote that meets your needs.

Winter Garden's Most Trusted Roofing Contractors

Roofing Experts Orlando is an award-winning, A+ rated business – and there’s a good chance that we’ve helped your friends and neighbors with roof repairs or roof replacement. Our experienced team has served the Florida – Metroplex for years, and we offer free annual roof inspections in Winter Garden and beyond.

Residential Roof Repair

When your roof is damaged, the best thing you can do is have a professional contractor come look at it. The sooner you can diagnose and repair problems, the better off you’ll be – and addressing issues quickly helps you save money. In fact, when you identify residential roof problems and resolve them right away, you’ll be able to avoid more extensive damage (and more costly repairs or replacement). 

The bottom line is that roof damage never gets better with time; however, it can turn into a catastrophic problem very quickly. Whether your roof has been damaged by a storm, it’s worn down over time, or something else has happened, it’s in your best interest to get in touch with a Winter Garden Roofing contractor as soon as you can.

Residential Roof Replacement

Every roof has a lifespan, and if yours is nearing the end of its life, you’ll likely need a complete residential roof replacement. In some cases, our team can place a new roof on top of your existing roof; in others, the existing roof’s structure isn’t able to support a new one, so we need to tear it off and start fresh. In either case, our team will let you know what will work best. We’ll also help you choose the right materials, provide you with a timeline and give you a quote based on the materials you choose.

How Do You Know if Your Home Needs a New Roof?

Most asphalt shingle roofs last between 20 and 30 years. Other roofing materials last longer, such as tile, stone and metal. However, if you have an asphalt roof – by far the most common type in Winter Garden – there’s a good chance that it’s time to replace it if it’s more than 20 years old.

A good rule of thumb is to observe when your neighbors, whose houses were built around the same time yours was, start to have their roofs worked on. If you’re not sure whether it’s time for a new roof, the easiest way to find out is to call Roofing Experts Orlando Winter Garden experts to get a free inspection; we can send a highly qualified inspector to your home to check things out.

Additionally, here are a few signs that it may be time for you to invest in a new roof:

• You notice broken or missing shingles. The shingles on your roof are your home’s first line of defense against the elements. They help your roof shed water and protect it from the elements – and that means they also protect everything under your roof. If they’re broken or missing, they can’t do their jobs properly.
• You see “bald spots” on your shingles. Or you find tiny shingle granules in your gutters, near your downspouts or around the perimeter of your roof. Shingle granules are what help keep your roof waterproof, but over time, they begin to fall off. They look like tiny, round grains, and you may find them in your gutters or near downspouts. If your gutters aren’t working properly, you may also find them on the ground around your home.
• Damaged or missing flashing. Flashing is the material that seals joints in your roof around chimneys, skylights, vents and other things that protrude from it. If the flashing is damaged or missing, it can’t seal out water, and that may be a sign that you need a new roof.
• Visible leaks inside your house. Water should never leak into your house from the outside – and if it does, the sooner you address the issue, the better. Water leak problems only get worse with time; in fact, they can become exponentially worse very quickly.