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In the wake of increasingly intense hurricane seasons, many Florida homeowners are taking a second look at their roofs—not just what's on top, but how it's connected. One overlooked but crucial factor in hurricane readiness is the roof-to-wall attachment.

South Florida durability at a glance: asphalt shingles last ~15–20 years; tile can exceed 50 years but often needs new underlayment at 20–25; metal (esp. standing seam) runs 40–70 years, with aluminum favored near salt air. The article explains climate stress, HVHZ approvals, and how time-in-home and life-cycle cost should guide your quote.

How to File a Roof Insurance Claim in Florida (Simple Step-by-Step) Storms, sun, and sudden leaks are part of life in South Florida. If...

Florida Building Code vs. HVHZ If you live in South Florida, every roof job has to follow the Florida Building Code (FBC). The FBC is the...

Between year-round sun, tropical downpours, and the occasional hurricane, South Florida is tough on roofs. Spotting early warning signs...