The right gutter cleaning tools for a Florida home are different from what works in Ohio or Oregon. Florida gutters fill faster (palm fronds, oak leaves, Spanish moss, pine needles), corrode harder (salt air, sustained humidity), and matter more (a clogged gutter ahead of a hurricane can fail catastrophically). For most Florida homeowners, the right...
For Florida homeowners and contractors, choosing a metal roof color is a three-variable problem: how the color performs in heat, what the HOA will approve, and how it fits the architectural style of the home. The good news is that you have more flexibility than you might think. Florida HB 293 (2024) limits how much...
A metal roof in Florida costs between $7 and $30 per square foot installed in early 2026, with the range driven primarily by panel type, location within the state, and gauge. Exposed-fastener systems (5V crimp, R-panel) typically run $7 to $15 per square foot installed; standing seam systems run $9 to $30 per square foot...
For most Florida residential and light-commercial work, the panel choice comes down to three families: 5V crimp for traditional residential and agricultural roofs, standing seam for high-end residential and any roof where the customer wants no exposed fasteners, and R-panel (which in RPS’s lineup splits into two products: Super Pro 5 Rib for general use...
You can install a metal roof over a single layer of asphalt shingles in Florida if the existing roof has only one layer of covering, the deck is sound, and the structure carries the added load. Section 1511.3 of the Florida Building Code lists the conditions that force a tear-off instead. We see homeowners try...
