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This home in Lakeland, FL. had an incredible amount of rotten decking near the chimney. Homeowner reached out for a re-roof. Total Home came in and did exactly that. All of the rotten decking was replaced with new plywood, underlayment and beautifully colored shingles. We completed the roof and homeowner was pleasantly surprised with the results.
Signs that it's time to replace your roof
Roof is 10+ Years Old
Leaky roof?
Structural Damage
Storm Damage
Cost of Repairs
quality roofs
built to last
19+ Years
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Will a leak in my roof cause long-term damage?
Yes, a leak in your roof will ultimately cause long-term damage and is a potential fire hazard as electrical wires in the ceilings and walls may become exposed to moisture or water. If you have a leaking roof please contact a Total Home Roofing representative to inspect your roof as soon as possible.
How much does a new roof cost?
The cost of your new roof will depend on several factors including the size of the home, the number of stories, and the roofing materials needed to complete the project. Please schedule a free estimate today for the most accurate quote.
Can Total Home Roofing help with insurance claims?
Yes, our roofing specialists work directly with all insurance companies and always make sure you get the maximum benefits.
How long will my project take to complete?
Most shingle roofs can be completed in 2 days. However, some roofs may take longer based on the size of the home, the number of stories, and the home location. Please contact your dedicated representative for the most accurate timeline.
How can I tell if my home needs a new roof?
Aging roofs, missing shingles, cupping, and grit in the gutter are all telltale signs that you need a new roof. The best way to tell if you need a new roof is to have a licensed contractor inspect your roof. If you think you might need a new roof, schedule a free, no-obligation with Total Home Roofing today.