This homeowner had an original 2006 shingle roof and wanted to compare both shingle and metal roofing options before making a final decision. During the inspection, questions also came up about hurricane straps and clips as possible upgrades to improve the overall roof structure during severe weather events. After reviewing the options, the homeowner decided to move forward with a metal roofing system for longer lifespan and durability. Metal roofs are becoming more common across Florida because they hold up well against heat, rain, and wind while reducing the replacement cycle that many older shingle roofs eventually face. This project will use 26 gauge rib panels in a mill finish. The roof requires dozens of custom length panels across multiple roof sections, showing the level of planning involved before installation begins. Once completed, the new metal roof will provide a durable system designed for long term performance in Florida weather conditions. https://maps.app.goo.gl/QHhf84HaJVJcpeiy7