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Learn whether roof repair or roof replacement is right for your Florida home. Certified Best Roofing explains the signs of damage and how Florida weather impacts your decision.

We’re excited for this year’s Oktoberfest. Come say hi at our booth, enjoy the festivities, and spend time with amazing local vendors and top-notch entertainment.

We’re wagging with excitement to put together the Certified Best Roofing 2026 Dog Calendar—and we want your pup in it!

Discover how a hurricane-proof roof can protect your home and investment. Learn about storm-rated materials, reinforced fasteners, and underlayment.

Once water gets in, it can ruin insulation, damage ceilings and walls, and create a breeding ground for mold. In extreme cases, untreated leaks can even weaken your home’s structure.

When people think of Florida, they often imagine beaches, sunshine, and warm weather most of the year. Because of that image, many homeowners and even some contractors end up believing certain myths about roofing in the Sunshine State. In this blog, we’ll tackle the top roofing myths in Florida—explaining where they come from, why they’re wrong, and how you can better protect your home. Whether you’re a new homeowner or a long-time resident, understanding the truth behind these claims can help you make the best decisions for your roof. Let’s dive in.

When you think of Florida, you probably imagine sunshine, beaches, and warm weather. However, the same climate that draws many people to the state can also bring harsh storms and hurricanes. This creates a booming market for roofing work—and, unfortunately, an opening for scammers. In this blog, we’re going to explore how roofing scams happen in Florida, why they’re so common, and what you can do to protect yourself and your home. We’ll break down the types of scams you might see, show you red flags to look out for, and give you practical tips to avoid becoming a victim.

Florida’s weather is known for its warmth, sunshine, and occasional wild storms. While many people think of the Sunshine State as a place for beaches and year-round sunbathing, homeowners know that Florida’s weather can change quickly. Heavy rains, strong winds, and even hurricanes can put a lot of stress on your roof. Taking the time to perform seasonal maintenance can help you avoid expensive repairs down the road. In this blog, we’ll provide a roadmap for roof care throughout the year—focusing on spring storms, hurricane season, and the final checks before winter’s cooler weather arrives. By following these tips and being consistent with upkeep, you’ll extend the life of your roof and keep your home protected in every season.

In this blog, we explore the controversial dilemma facing Florida homeowners who are pressured by insurance companies to replace their roofs after only 10 years, even if they appear to be in good condition. We weigh the pros and cons of early roof replacement versus higher insurance premiums and examine alternative roofing options to help you make an informed decision about protecting your investment.