A roof leak doesn’t usually show up as a dramatic drip during a thunderstorm. More often, it starts as something small a nail popped loose, a lifted shingle, a deteriorated vent boot. These issues can go unnoticed for months until one bad rainstorm turns your drywall into mush. Here’s a checklist of red flags that indicate roof trouble or Roof Damage:

Hurricane season in Florida is no joke. Between June and November, your roof becomes the first line of defense against tropical storms, heavy rains, and winds that can exceed 100 mph. But many homeowners don’t realize that most hurricane-related roofing failures start with pre-existing damage. At Dan The Shingle Man Roofing, we conduct comprehensive pre-season inspections that are designed to....

Rainy season in South Florida brings intense downpours, gusty winds, and a serious risk of water damage if your roof isn’t prepared. At Dan The Shingle Man Roofing, we know how quickly a small roof issue can turn into a costly repair, especially during back-to-back storms when roofers are already booked out. Here are five things every homeowner should check right now:

How to Protect Your Roof During Hurricane Season in South Florida. Prepare your home for hurricane season with Dan The Shingleman Roofing