Yes, gutters are necessary in Florida. Many homes in the Sunshine State lack gutters, but installing them protects both your home and your investment. Understanding how gutters prevent water damage will help you decide if your home would benefit from having them installed. Why Some Florida Homes Don’t Have Gutters Many homes in Florida are…
In Florida, general contractors have strict limits on what roofing work they can perform. State law defines their scope, and doing work outside it can lead to fines, license loss, and legal trouble. Below is a clear breakdown of what they can do, what they can’t, and the narrow exceptions that apply. What Roofing Work…
Florida’s roofing underlayment requirements are evolving to better protect homes against storms, moisture, and rising insurance risks. Roofing underlayment is a protective layer placed between the roof deck and the roofing material. It acts as a secondary water barrier, providing extra protection against rain, wind-driven moisture, and leaks in case the outer roofing material is…
Keeping up to date with Florida’s evolving roofing laws is essential for protecting your investment and staying compliant. This is especially important as hurricane seasons become more intense and frequent. Key roofing laws to know about in 2025 include new building code standards regarding underlayments, the 15-year roof rule, and Senate Bill 4-D. Underlayment Requirements…
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