Roofing in Palm Harbor, FL

Palm Harbor is north Pinellas at its leafiest — an upscale, heavily wooded community stretching from the Gulf-side villages of Ozona and Crystal Beach inland through neighborhoods like Lansbrook and Highland Lakes. The mature tree canopy that makes Palm Harbor beautiful is also hard on its roofs: constant leaf and limb debris, shade that traps moisture, and the occasional oak branch through the shingles after a storm.

Tile roofs are common here, and they're a specialty of ours. On Palm Harbor's tile roofs the leaks almost always trace back to failed underlayment rather than the tile itself — we lift and re-lay tile to replace worn underlayment without a full tear-off, and we're careful to walk tile without cracking it.

The tree cover means we pay extra attention to keeping valleys and gutters clear and flashing sound, since that debris is what dams up water and starts leaks. And near the Gulf villages of Ozona and Crystal Beach, we account for salt exposure the same way we would anywhere on the coast.