New Roof Replacement Summerfield

Ready to Replace Your Aging Roof?

Bowles Roofing has been the roofer to call for new roof replacement in Summerfield and the surrounding areas. Because we understand how important you home is to you and your family, we have been honored to replace thousands of homeowners’ roofs. Businesses have also come to rely on Bowles Roofing for quality roof replacement. SInce 1984, we have been honored to serve the needs of the north Central Florida community. 

When choosing a roofing contractor for your roofing needs you want to choose a company you can trust.  Bowles Roofing is a reliable, trustworthy, reputable roofing company who has been servicing Central and North Florida for over 3 decades.  Our superior work along with the excellent service that we provide to all of our clients has kept us at the head of the roofing industry for many years. Bowles Roofing is a licensed, insured and bonded company. When it’s time for new roof replacement for your Summerfield home, call or contact us to schedule your free consultation.

How long can I expect my new roof to last?

How long your roof lasts will depend on a number of factors.  Severe weather can affect the lifespan of a roof.  Also, the quality of the materials and of the installers plays a big role. How you maintain your roof after installation is also important. Having a maintenance plan in place will add years to your roof’s life. A properly installed and maintained roof can easily last 20 to 25 years or more.

We offer residential roofing services for all types of roofs

Shingle, Metal, Tile or Flat

When is it time to replace your roof?

All roofs are not created equally. For instance, the quality of shingles or other roofing materials can either shorten or lengthen the life of a roof. Also, the way in which the roof is installed can affect the useful life of a roof. Finally, has the roof been properly maintained through the years?  Keeping the roof free from overhanging trees, and avoiding moss or algae growth, will add years to the life of your roof.  Here are some reasons why it might be time to consider a roof replacement:

• If your roof has sustained damage from a weather event, it may make more sense to replace it rather than mend it. Your insurance company may also see it this way as they also insure the contents of your home.
• Any roof that is approaching 20 years or older probably should be considered for replacement.
• If you know you are going to be selling your home in a few years or less, replacing the roof will go a long way in attracting buyers.
• When there are clear signs of missing, cracked, warped shingles. Also, when the shingles granules are missing and in your guttering.

Call us today to schedule your appointment for a free estimate and ask us about our dual warranty system.

The Bowles Roofing Process

The Bowles Roofing Process ensures our clients have a clear and transparent explanation of the services we will provide. We believe no matter how big or small the job, you deserve to understand exactly what and how the job will be fulfilled.

• FREE ESTIMATE: You can call, email, or come into our office and we will sit down to talk about your roof options.
• CONTRACT: Once you decide on which roof system is best, we will draft the contract. One of our professionals will read it through with you and answer any questions you may have.
• SCHEDULE: From here we schedule your job. We keep an eye on the weather 24/7 and will make sure that weather permits us to work.
• ARRIVING: Arrival at your home is normally between 7:30 and 8:30 am.
  Our trailer is backed up to the roof and we unload our materials carefully onto your lawn or driveway.  A tarp is laid down on the ground to catch any falling debris and protect your home. We also may lay plywood against the windows to protect them during the tear off process.
• TEAR-OFF: Our crew beings tearing off your old roof and strips it down to the bare wood. This is the first-time original decking is exposed.
• WOOD: Replace any bad wood on the entire roof. Bowles Roofing will not install a new roof over existing bad wood. We replace your wood with new exterior grade CDX plywood and always fasten every 6” on center with the trusses.
• RENAILING PLYWOOD: Next, we re-nail all your plywood on your roof. Every 6” inches along all the trusses will refasten the plywood. This meets the current Florida Building Code.
• ICE & WATER SHIELD: Before we can dry-in your roof with felt paper we use an Ice & Water shield barrier several places on your roof. This is a self-adhering rubber membrane which will not allow any water to get underneath it or soak through it. When nails penetrate through the Ice & Water shield, they are self- sealed by the rubber membrane.
  This barrier is installed in all valleys, around roof penetrations, and on low slope roofs it is installed on the eave of the roof.
• FELT PAPER: Now we cover your roof with 30lb felt paper and fasten it using 7/8” long galvanized simplex nails. This paper meets the current Florida Building code ASTM DR 226. Covering your roof in felt paper has many uses: It protects the roof deck while men are working over it and protects the roof deck from any rain that may occur, and it is used as a backup for the shingles in case of severe windblown rain.
  From here your new roof begins to come together piece by piece.
• DRIP EDGE: We install the eave metal (If your contract calls for it) along the perimeter of your roof.
• SHINGLES/METAL/TILE: We set up to have the roof material (shingles, metal, tile) delivered the day we expect to start installing them. Once shingles arrive, we begin installing them.
• FLASHINGS: Metal flashing is the most effective way to prevent leaks in the trouble spots on a roof. It is used as a water barrier and if properly installed will provide just as many years as your roof will. We pay extra close attention to any common problem areas on the roof. This is where the majority of roofing companies go wrong and have a leaky roof system.
• RIDGE VENT: We will install either an Aluminum or Shingle Over ridge vent and utilize as much space as possible to allow the attic to breathe better. Ventilation is required to have a quality roof.

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