Gulf Crest Roofing · Southwest Florida

Built for the
Gulf coast.

Free roof inspections, straight answers, and roofs that hold when the wind doesn't.

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Let's show you what a roof is for

Your roof
has one job.

It looks easy on a day like this. Keep scrolling and watch the same house face the same storm, twice.

June · Gulf waters at 87°F

The sky
changes fast.

Bands arriving

You hear it
through the walls.

Same storm · Same house

Different
install.

Flip the switch and watch what changes.

And then it passes

Quiet
again.

Your turn

Try it
on your house.

Pick the material. Pick the color. See it on a house like yours.

0
mph wind
Calm
0 shingles lost
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Build the roof
that survives it.

Choose a material and color, spin the house around, and see a ballpark price. No address needed to get started.

Your home with the original roof
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Material

Color

Roof size

2,400 sq ft$0

Illustrative installed range for the demo. Real quotes depend on pitch, deck condition and permits.

Thanks! This is a demo, so nothing was sent. In the real build this would text the owner within seconds.
Under the surface

Why our roofs
hold.

You saw the same storm hit two roofs. The difference isn't the shingles you can see, it's five layers you can't. Tap a layer.

30-second check

Is your roof
storm ready?

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Risk so far

The needle moves as you answer. Five quick taps.

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What we do

Roofing, done
for the Gulf coast.

01

Full re-roofs

Tear-off to the deck, new layers done right, cleanup you'd never know happened. Shingle, tile or metal.

02

Repairs & leaks

We find where the water is really coming in, not just where it shows up on the ceiling, and fix that.

03

Storm damage

Fast tarping, photo documentation, and help with the paperwork when a storm has already done its work.

04

Hurricane-prep inspections

A top-to-bottom check before the season starts, so you find the weak spot before the wind does.

05

Tile & metal specialists

Barrel tile, flat concrete tile, standing seam and 5V crimp, installed by crews who do it every week.

06

Wind-mitigation reports

Documentation your insurer may use to review your premium, with the photos to back it up.

How it works

Five steps.
No surprises.

Florida rooftops, from above

  1. Free inspection

    Drone photos, an attic check, and a straight answer on repair versus replace.

  2. Clear estimate

    Written, itemized, with the options laid out and the price range explained.

  3. Permits & paperwork

    We pull the permit and handle the insurance and HOA paperwork with you.

  4. The install

    A dedicated crew, daily cleanup, and photos of each layer going down.

  5. Final inspection

    We walk it with you, hand over the warranty, and the photos stay on file.

Where we work

Southwest
Florida.

From Punta Gorda down to Marco Island. If it's on the Gulf side of I-75, we've probably been on a roof near you.

Cape CoralFort MyersNaplesBonita SpringsEsteroLehigh AcresSanibelFort Myers BeachMarco IslandPunta GordaPort Charlotte
Straight answers

Questions.

How do I know if I need a repair or a new roof?

Age, the number of leaks, and what's under the surface all matter. A repair makes sense when the damage is local and the rest of the roof is in good shape. If the roof is near the end of its life or the problems keep coming back, replacing it usually costs less over time. Our inspection tells you which one you're looking at, in writing.

Will my insurance cover storm damage?

It depends on your policy, your deductible and the cause of the damage. We document everything with dated photos and can walk you through the claim process, but we're not your adjuster and we won't promise a payout.

How long does a re-roof take?

Most single-family homes take a few days to about a week from tear-off to cleanup, weather permitting. Permits and material delivery happen before that, so the time on your roof is short.

Shingle, tile or metal for a Florida home?

Shingle costs the least up front but typically has the shortest life in Florida's heat and sun. Tile and metal cost more and tend to last considerably longer, and both can be installed to handle high winds. The right pick depends on your house, your budget and how long you plan to stay. Try them on your own house in the roof builder above.

Do you handle permits?

Yes. We pull the permit, schedule the inspections and keep the paperwork, so there's nothing for you to chase down.

What's a wind-mitigation inspection?

It documents the features of your roof and home that help it resist high winds, such as roof shape, deck attachment and roof-to-wall connections. In Florida, insurers may offer premium credits based on that report. We can do the inspection and give you the report and photos.

Hurricane season doesn't wait

The next storm
won't send a warning.

Find out what your roof is made of before the wind does. The inspection is free.

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