Roofing in Winter Springs, FL

Winter Springs is home. It is the city Joaquin gave on his own form, and it is where most of what we do starts before spreading out across Seminole County and down into Orlando.

It is also a city with a very particular roofing problem, and it is not the weather. Winter Springs was built out largely through the 1970s and 80s under a heavy live oak canopy, and those oaks are now fifty years further along. Half the roofs in Tuskawilla spend most of the day in shade.

Why local knowledge matters in Winter Springs

A shaded roof stays damp, and a damp roof grows algae. Those black streaks running down the north side of so many houses here are a living organism, not dirt — and they are the single most common reason somebody in this city calls a roofer about a roof that has nothing structurally wrong with it.

The other consequence of that build-out era is age. A house put up in 1978 is on its second or third covering by now, and the question of what is underneath the current one is a real question rather than a formality.

• His base, and the city he gave on his own funnel form
• Built out largely in the 1970s and 80s, so a great many roofs here are on their second or third covering
• Tuskawilla and the older sections sit under a heavy live oak canopy, which keeps roofs shaded and damp
• Shaded north-facing slopes streak black with algae here years before the shingles are actually worn out

Neighbourhoods we work in: Tuskawilla, Highlands, Oak Forest, Winding Hollow.