High Seas Roofing, LLC

09/01/2026

September is here! Florida has been pretty quiet for storms so far but don’t let your guard down yet. Irma and Ian were both September hurricanes! Don’t stress it though, I will be happy to provide you with a free roof inspection to help lessen your worries! Call anytime, 386-279-2124! (Did you know it was National Beach Day?)

08/26/2026

I wanted to share about yesterday‘s roof inspection, was there wear and tear, yes! Does it need replaced tomorrow, no! Should it be an insurance claim, no!

Not every roof warrants an insurance claim and not every roof needs to be replaced just because the homeowner calls for an inspection. Of course, the more roofs that I get a contract for helps in the immediate future, but building long standing relationships AND TRUST with people in my community matters so much more to me! If you have any roof concerns, please don’t hesistate to give me a call, I am running a business that ALWAYS puts my customers first! (386) 279-2124 Have an awesome day!

08/13/2026

Happy customers keep this company going and I’m always grateful for good reviews! Right now we are getting a lot of calls for roof repairs, if you have a spot spot that needs attention on your roof, give me a call anytime at 386-279-2124!!

07/22/2026

💁🏻‍♀️ Why go with me instead of the others⁉️ Well because I’m the kind of contractor that’s going to bring up your trash can before I walk your roof! It’s the little things.
Free estimates! (386) 279-2124

07/07/2026

Insert roofing crew here!!! New roof loading…

07/04/2026

Wishing you a Happy 4th of July!!! 🇺🇸
💙Happy 250th Birthday America❤️

07/01/2026

The homeowners were hesitant to go with a dark roof, now they are happy that they did! Roofing is getting busy again, but we are still answering the phone, doing repairs and handing out estimates as fast as the requests come in! Call us anytime at 386-279-2124.

06/16/2026

This home is under construction: New Roof Loading!

06/08/2026

We felt it, did you?

6.4 magnitude earthquake 118 km WNW of Mantua, Cuba.
Depth was 33km.

That's what we just felt...