Project Overview
Team Armored Roofing completed a full roof replacement for a home in Palm Harbor, Florida. The project involved removing the existing roof and installing a brand-new GAF Timberline HDZ shingle roof. The goal was to provide the homeowners with a durable, long-lasting roof that would protect their home for years to come.
Work Performed
The project started with installing new peel-and-stick underlayment throughout the roof for enhanced insurance discounts. New lead pipe boot covers, galvalume vents, drip edge, valley metal, and flashing were installed at all tie-ins. The existing roof was replaced with Timberline lifetime GAF HDZ Weatheredwood shingles, matched to the pre-existing color scheme. To ensure proper attic ventilation, upgraded cobra ridge vents were installed, and additional vents were added as needed. All penetrations in the roof and walls were step sealed for added protection. Additionally, flashing was installed at the wall tie-in to the pre-existing shingle roof.
Why Choose Shingle Roofing?
Shingle roofing, especially GAF Timberline HDZ, is an excellent choice for Florida homes because of its durability and resistance to harsh weather conditions, including hurricanes. These shingles provide lasting protection, enhance curb appeal, and can contribute to energy savings with proper ventilation. The lifetime warranty offers peace of mind for homeowners in Palm Harbor.
Our Quality Standards
Team Armored Roofing is a licensed and insured roofing company committed to providing exceptional service. We perform thorough inspections, maintain clean job sites, and offer a 10-year labor and material warranty on new roof installations, along with the manufacturer's lifetime warranty on shingles.
Roofing Services in Palm Harbor, FL
Team Armored Roofing proudly serves Palm Harbor and the entire Tampa Bay area with reliable and professional roofing services. We offer free estimates and utilize our local expertise to ensure every project meets the highest standards of quality and customer satisfaction.
