Tile Roof Leak Prevention Before Hurricane Season On tile roofs, the tile itself rarely fails — what fails is the underlayment, flashings, and seals beneath it.
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Many Florida homeowners reach the same point with an older roof: “The roof is getting older. I may replace the entire roof next year. But I have an active leak right now. Can we do something temporary so water stops coming in?” That is a fair question. At Mike McGilvary Roofing, we hear this often,
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Roof Rebuild vs Repair: What Adjusters Decide When a Palm Beach County homeowner files a roof claim or faces a carrier inspection, one question dominates the…
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Partial Tile Roof Repair: What Boca Raton Homeowners Should Know A single cracked tile.
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Repair or replace your Palm Beach County roof? A condition-based decision framework: the five questions to ask, when repair wins, when replacement is warranted, and why roof age isn’t roof condition.
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A recent Bradenton roof collapse that evacuated 150+ residents is a reminder: Florida roofs need annual inspections, maintenance, and documentation before small issues become emergencies.
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By the time a hurricane is in the forecast, the most valuable thing a commercial roof can have is a recent, documented baseline of its condition. For property managers, facility directors, and condominium and HOA boards across Palm Beach County and South Florida, the difference between a manageable post-storm claim and a drawn-out dispute usually
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Edison Insurance Company has announced an average 9.8% statewide rate decrease, but that does not mean every policy will fall by the same amount—or that roof underwriting no longer matters. Here is what Florida homeowners should know about rates, roof age, inspections, remaining useful life and the current Florida Roof Age Law.
Mike McGilvary published an editorial in Florida Community Association Journal on what Florida HOA and condominium boards should evaluate before budgeting for tile roof replacement — condition versus age, remaining useful life, and preservation options.
