Florida Panhandle · Pensacola to Tallahassee
Hurricane Roof Inspections & Emergency Roof Tarping
Stop the leak first. We tarp open roofs, inspect storm damage, and repair residential and commercial roofs after the storm.
FL State Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1330440
Ready when the storm passes
Crews staged for the Panhandle
State-certified roofers
Our Florida roofing license (CCC1330440) is valid statewide, so we can work in every Panhandle county.
Residential & commercial
Shingle roofs on homes and membrane roofs on commercial buildings.
Built by a general contractor
Also a Florida Certified General Contractor (CGC1510796) for structural repairs beyond the roof.
What we handle
Storm roof damage, start to finish
Emergency roof tarping
Secure open or leaking roofs to stop further water damage.
Missing & lifted shingles
Inspection and repair of wind-damaged shingle roofs.
Leaks & water intrusion
Find the source and stop water getting inside.
Tree-impact roof damage
Roof decking and structure repair after a tree strike.
Flashing & vent damage
Re-seal flashing, vents, and roof penetrations.
Commercial membrane damage
Repairs for flat and low-slope commercial roofs.
Photo documentation
Clear photos of the damage we find on your roof.
Permanent repair & replacement
Full repair or new roof once the storm has passed.
Our work
Recent TRC roofing jobs
Live storm tracker
Track the storm
Conditions change fast. Always check the latest NHC advisory for current wind speeds and track.
Live Wind Map
Windy.comNHC 7-Day Tropical Outlook
Refreshes every 15 min
Service area
Every Florida Panhandle county
Hurricane warning areas
- Escambia County — Pensacola
- Santa Rosa County — Navarre, Milton, Gulf Breeze
- Okaloosa County — Fort Walton Beach, Destin, Crestview
- Walton County — Santa Rosa Beach, DeFuniak Springs
- Bay County — Panama City, Panama City Beach
Tropical storm warning areas
- Gulf
- Franklin
- Wakulla
- Jefferson
- Holmes
- Washington
- Jackson
- Calhoun
- Liberty
- Gadsden
- Leon (Tallahassee)
Stay safe
After the storm: safety first
- Don't climb on a damaged roof.
- Stay clear of downed power lines.
- Photograph damage from the ground.
- Move valuables away from leaks.
- Call 911 for any life-threatening emergency.
Request inspection
Request a storm damage inspection
Tell us about your roof and we'll get back to you. Got an active leak? Call now — that's the fastest way to reach a crew.
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