Ocala Florida Roofing Contractor

This is a loaded question that is dependent on a few different factors.

Yes, your roof in Ocala can easily be repaired if you have regularly scheduled your bi-yearly inspections to ensure that it is in the best possible condition.

If you have been ignoring problems such as leaks, cracks, or missing shingles for an extended period of time, you may need to consider replacing the entire roof of your home in Ocala.

Use our article "Repair or Replace your Roof" to determine best steps to take regarding the problems with your roof.

Essentially, anything that is seen as out of your control will likely be covered by insurance. The cases most commonly covered by insurance include damage due to:

• Fires
• Acts of nature
• Wind Damage
• Storms, hurricanes, or tornadoes
• Vandalism
• Falling objects, tree limbs, or hail
• Wind-driven rain
  
  How to deal with Insurance in Ocala, FL after roof storm damage happens.

Most roofs require you to replace them every 15-20 years. Even if your roof seems to be in good condition after its expected lifespan, we recommend you start planning to have it replaced to avoid bigger problems.

Roofs in Ocala, Florida have a higher tendency to leak or blow off when they are older, making them a greater liability for your insurance company. 

Has there just been a storm in your neighborhood in Ocala?

Or has it been a few decades since your last roof replacement? If so, be on the lookout for these tell-tale signs of damage:

• Holes, dents, or cracks on the roof shingles
• Missing shingles or tile pieces
• Leakage from the roofs
• Piles of granules or loose shingles
• Missing adhesive or distorted flashing

Learn how to tell if your roof has storm damage in this video. One of our very own RoofCrafters Estimators will go over storm damage to a roof.

The cost of replacing your roof in Ocala, Florida varies depending on many factors. The 3 main factors that will impact the cost include:

1. The type of roof material you choose.
2. The total square footage of your roof or how large of an area that will be replaced.
3. The complexity or difficulty of your roof, such as, how steep is your roof? How high up or how many stories is your home? And can a local roofing contractor get their equipment close to your home.

Read our article: The cost for a new roof using 7 of the top materials.