Asphalt Shingle Roofing:
- Most Popular Residential Option in Florida.
- Available in architectural or 3-tab styles.
- Affordable, easy to repair, and rated for high wind resistance when properly installed.
- Some brands offer algae-resistant shingles to handle Florida’s humid climate.
Metal Roofing:
- Includes standing seam, 5V crimp, corrugated, and metal shingles.
- Extremely durable in hurricanes, wind ratings up to 140+ mph.
- Reflective coatings help lower cooling costs.
- Long lifespan (40–70 years) and low maintenance.
Composite Roofing:
- Durable & Weather-Resistant – Handles Florida’s sun, storms, and high winds.
- Lightweight – Easier on your roof structure than natural slate or tile.
- Low Maintenance – Won’t rot, warp, or split like wood.
- Long-Lasting – Many products have 30–50 year warranties.
- Stylish Variety – Mimics slate, cedar, or tile in multiple colors and textures.
Tile Roofing:
- Clay and concrete tiles are very common in coastal & Mediterranean-style homes.
- Excellent for wind resistance and heat deflection.
- Heavy — requires a strong roof structure.
- Can last 50+ years with proper care.