by Scott Dugan | Jun 24, 2026 | Hurricane Preparedness, Roof Repair
Summary Hurricane roof damage in Tampa Bay is rarely limited to what’s visible from the ground. Lifted shingles, flashing failures, debris punctures, and saturated underlayment all require a proper roof inspection to catch. Florida homeowners should document any...
by Scott Dugan | Jun 15, 2026 | Hurricane Preparedness
SummaryHow Roofs Are Tested and Rated for WindMiami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA)Florida Building Code (FBC) Wind Exposure CategoriesAsphalt Shingles: Cost-Effective, But Product Choice MattersMetal Roofing: Strong, But Not All Systems Are EqualConcrete and Clay...
by Scott Dugan | May 28, 2026 | Hurricane Preparedness
Summary Tampa Bay’s geography and decades without a direct major hurricane strike have left a large portion of the region’s houses untested under real storm conditions. Many homes built before Florida’s 2002 building code update were constructed to...
by Scott Dugan | May 27, 2026 | Hurricane Preparedness
Summary Tampa Bay’s hurricane season runs from June through November, with peak risk from mid-August through mid-October. Roof damage from storms most often stems from loose flashing, overhanging branches, unsecured rooftop equipment, and skipped pre-season...
