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Roofing in Tallahassee, FL

Leon County, FL

Tallahassee sits in the rolling hills of North Florida where the live oaks grow thick and the summer storms roll in most afternoons. We work on roofs throughout Betton Hills, Southwood, and Killearn Estates, and out to smaller communities like Concord and Lake Tallavana.

The canopy roads and older neighborhoods near Florida State University and the Capitol have beautiful brick ranches and traditional homes that need careful attention when it comes to roofing. With over 65 inches of rain a year and those big oaks dropping limbs, your roof works harder here than in most of Florida.

We have been in construction for 20 years and running this business for ten, focusing mainly on interior remodeling but handling roofing projects when our clients need that expertise. From replacing shingles damaged in summer storms to making sure your flashing and gutters can handle the constant rainfall, we know what it takes to keep a Tallahassee roof solid.

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    Tallahassee is the capital of Florida and home to two major universities, Florida State University and Florida A&M University.

    Neighborhoods: Betton Hills, Indian Head Acres, Levy Park, Los Robles, Midtown, Myers Park, Southwood, Killearn Estates

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    The city sits in the Florida Panhandle at higher elevation than most of the state, with rolling hills and many oak trees.

    Landmarks: Florida State Capitol, Florida State University, FAMU, Cascades Park, Maclay Gardens State Park, Alfred B. Maclay Gardens

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    Tallahassee receives approximately 65 inches of rain annually, significantly more than most other parts of Florida.

    Nearby towns: Oak Valley, San Luis Ridge, Mount Pleasant, Concord, Wetumpka, Lake Tallavana, Sawdust, Sycamore, St. John, St. Hebron, Scotland, Scottown, Oak Grove, Dogtown, Hinson, Jamieson

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Why homeowners in Tallahassee call us

The heavy annual rainfall and afternoon thunderstorms during summer months mean roofs here take a beating from water exposure and need proper drainage and flashing. The canopy of live oaks throughout neighborhoods like Indian Head Acres and Levy Park drops leaves and branches year round, requiring regular roof maintenance and gutter clearing. Tallahassee has a mix of mid-century ranch homes from the 1950s and 1960s, traditional brick homes in older neighborhoods like Betton Hills and Myers Park, and newer subdivisions built from the 1990s onward in areas like Killearn and Southwood.

Planning roof work in Tallahassee

Tell us about the roof on your brick ranch, older home or newer subdivision property. We can discuss the condition of the covering and what may need attention underneath it.

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We know the homes, the weather, and what roofs around here go through. Tell us about yours and we'll set up a time to take a look.

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