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Permit questions come up often for Newberry, FL homeowners who are planning a reroof, especially when an older roof was installed without a clear permit trail or when the home may go on the market soon. These five questions are practical prompts you can take to your contractor and local building office before tear-off. This is not legal advice and it is not a list of Alachua County fee schedules. Confirm current rules with the issuer that covers your address. We recently finished a real reroof along the NW 122nd Terrace corridor in Newberry, FL 32669: about 32 squares of…
This Shannon Wood home along the SW 19th Avenue corridor in Gainesville, FL 32607 needed a full shingle replacement on a roof from around 2012. The homeowner wanted to stay with shingles and was not in a rush on the timeline. We installed about 33 squares of Owens Corning Duration in Onyx Black with 3 starter bundles, 4 bundles of OC ProEdge hip and ridge, and new white drip edge throughout. Sales consultant Alex Lawrence walked the project in Shannon Wood. A reroof permit was pulled for this replacement. Issuer is not confirmed in the material record we used for…
Community and HOA rules shape roof replacements in The Villages as much as weather does. These five questions are practical prompts homeowners in ZIP 32162 can take to their HOA or Architectural Review Committee before they pick a color or sign a contract. This is not a list of Villages HOA policies. Ask your association for the current written rules that apply to your address. We recently finished a real reroof in the Village of Moncks Corner near Lake Sumter Landing: about 40 squares of Owens Corning Duration in Williamsburg Gray with new white drip edge. That finished project is…
This Mount Dora home along the Strathmore Circle corridor in ZIP 32757 needed a full shingle replacement on an aging roof so the homeowner could stay on track for homeowners insurance. There was no storm claim. The homeowner stayed with architectural shingles. We installed about 25 squares of Owens Corning Oakridge in Williamsburg Gray with 7 rolls of MFM SA starter, 6 bundles of OC ProEdge hip and ridge, and new white drip edge throughout. Sales consultant Turner Pillsbury walked the project in Lake County near Mount Dora. A reroof permit was pulled for this replacement. Issuer is not confirmed…
Ocala homeowners in Del Webb Stone Creek near SR 200 and the community golf course often weigh metal against architectural shingles when a Tamko or other aging roof is due. These five decisions keep the choice local and practical. We recently finished a real reroof in Del Webb Stone Creek, Ocala FL 34481: about 38 squares of Owens Corning Duration in Driftwood with 3 starter bundles, 6 ProEdge, and new brown drip edge. That finished project is the proof behind a few of the decisions below. View the Stone Creek Showcase. Sales consultant Alex Lawrence handled that replacement. Use these…
This Williston home on the Northeast 50 Street corridor in ZIP 32696 needed a full shingle replacement after about 22 years on an aging roof that had started leaking. There was no storm claim. The homeowners looked at metal and chose to stay with shingles. We installed about 97 squares of Owens Corning Duration in Estate Gray with 8 bundles of OC Starter, 11 bundles of OC ProEdge hip and ridge, and new white drip edge throughout. Sales consultant Alex Lawrence walked the project in Levy County near Williston. A reroof permit was pulled for this replacement. Issuer is not…
West Gainesville homeowners in ZIP 32607 deal with asphalt roofs that age under Alachua County heat, summer storms, and buyer walkthroughs after a purchase. These five age-related checks help you spot when a roof is due for replacement before a leak or a failed inspection. We recently finished a real reroof in west Gainesville 32607: about 15 squares of Owens Corning Oakridge in Onyx Black with 7 rolls of MFM SA starter, 2 ProEdge, and new white drip edge. That finished project is the proof behind a few of the checks below. View the west Gainesville Showcase. Sales consultant Mike…
This Mount Dora home on the Niles Avenue corridor in ZIP 32757 needed a full metal reroof after storm damage that left a hole through a bedroom. The replacement used 26g Ultra Rib mill finish metal with new drip edge throughout on a 2001 roof that the homeowner needed done ASAP. Sales consultant Alex Lawrence walked the project. The job moved from a storm-damaged asphalt roof to a full mill finish Ultra Rib metal system. Square count was not recorded on the material order, so we do not invent one here. A Lake County reroof permit was pulled for this…
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