Roof Ready for Florida Storms | Brought to you by The Cantrell Team

Choose hurricane-resistant materials like metal, concrete, or high-quality shingles to handle strong winds and heavy rain.

Ensure proper roof ventilation to cut down heat buildup and moisture damage, helping your roof last longer.

Schedule regular roof inspections twice a year to spot leaks, loose shingles, or structural problems early.

Clean gutters and clear debris often to stop water pooling and roof rot during storm season.