A sudden drip inside a living room in College Park or a spreading ceiling stain over a kitchen in Lake Nona is more than a nuisance. In Central Florida, a storm front can roll off the lakes and dump inches of rain in an hour. One missing shingle can become a steady leak that ruins drywall,...
A torn shingle field after a summer squall. A palm frond through a ridge vent. A tree limb sitting where the living room ceiling used to be. Orlando homeowners see storm damage in real life, not in theory. When water is coming in, emergency roof tarping buys time. It stops active leaks, protects...
Roof leaks in Orlando rarely arrive with a polite warning. They show up after a summer downpour in Lake Nona, a windy afternoon in Conway, or a late-night thunderstorm in Winter Park. The ceiling spot grows, the drywall bubbles, and the next question is obvious: what will this cost, and could it...
