Roof replacement
Replacement is a system decision: roof covering, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, deck condition, drainage and code compliance all matter.
Durion coordinates removal, deck review, the selected roof system, flashing details, required permits, inspections and site cleanup. Material options are considered against roof geometry, coastal exposure, appearance, expected service life and budget.
Before final scope and pricing, the existing roof and accessible conditions should be inspected. Concealed deck damage and jurisdiction requirements can affect the work once removal begins, so those possibilities are addressed up front.
Actual DURION project photography
Roof planning
Start with the current roof type, approximate age, leak and repair history, and available permit records. The site review can then map roof planes, valleys, edges, penetrations, wall transitions, drainage and ventilation.
Compare shingle, metal, tile or flat roofing against the building's geometry, structure and deck. Underlayment, attachment, flashing, ventilation, drainage and the permitted assembly belong in the decision alongside appearance and budget.
Accessible areas can be reviewed before work, but some deck conditions may only become visible after removal. A clear proposal should state how findings will be documented, along with removal, staging, permits, inspections, cleanup and final review.
A shingle replacement scope should identify removal, deck repairs if needed, underlayment, flashing, ventilation and the selected shingle system. Confirm color, product selections, permits and how concealed conditions will be handled before work begins.
A metal replacement scope should identify the panel profile, attachment, underlayment and details at edges, valleys, walls and penetrations. Review the roof geometry, deck condition, product requirements and selected finish alongside permits and allowances for concealed conditions.
A tile replacement scope should review the supporting structure, underlayment, flashing, drainage and tile attachment. Confirm the selected tile system and how removal, deck findings and concealed conditions will be handled, with the required permit and inspection coordination.
A low-slope replacement scope should address deck condition, drainage, the selected roof assembly, seams, edges and penetrations. Confirm the specified membrane and manufacturer requirements, along with access, permits and how concealed conditions will be documented before work begins.
Homeowner program resource
Ask DURION about an estimate for eligible hurricane mitigation improvements. Eligible homeowners apply through the official My Safe Florida Home program. Grant approval is required before work begins; only inspection-recommended, program-approved improvements qualify.
Eligible work may include opening protection, roof-to-wall attachments, roof-deck attachments and secondary water resistance. This program is separate from construction loans and roof financing. Check the official program for current eligibility, application status and funding information.
Next step
Share the property address, current roof type and any available age, permit or insurance information.