Roof Maintenance Services

Stop Roof Leaks with Preventative Maintenance

Protect your roof and prevent ceiling leaks with our expert roof maintenance services by Larry Miller Inc. We understand the unique challenges posed by the wet and dry seasons of Tampa, and we're here to help you extend the lifespan of your roof.

As a professional roofing company, we offer top-notch services to ensure the durability and reliability of your roof throughout the year. Take advantage of our 5% discount for veterans and rest easy knowing that we are licensed and insured for your peace of mind. Contact us today for a comprehensive roof maintenance solution.

Dry Season Roof Maintenance 

The Dry Season months of November to May are best for new roof installations, roof replacements, re-roofs, and handling any regular roof repair and maintenance you might need to extend your roof life. 

How does the dry season impact your roof? 

The dry season provides you with some time and space to get your roof in shape! It’s the best time for your annual roof inspections, gutter cleaning, and addressing minor ceiling leaks- before our famous Florida thunderstorms and hurricanes hit. 

If your roof needs to be re-installed or replaced, then definitely take advantage of these months to get these projects completed. 

Wet Season Roof Maintenance 

Tampa’s Wet Season begins in May and runs all the way into October, bringing an average of 20-30 inches of rainfall to the city. That’s a lot of water running down your roof. The increase in rainfall puts stress on your roof, no matter what the roofing material. If you notice your roof leaking in Brandon, FL, contact us right away.

Shingle roofs, metal roofs, rubber roofs, and even tile roofs are susceptible to damage if not properly maintained. High winds can cause metal flashing to come loose, a valley can have leaf build-up, or a blocked scupper can cause water to pool on your roof. 

There can be several reasons that your ceiling leaks or becomes damaged in some way that will eventually cause costly and intrusive roof repairs or re-roofing expenses. 

But, if the roof is appropriately managed and inspected correctly, the chances of damage are greatly reduced.

Learn How to Take Advantage Of Dry Weather

Preparing Your Roof for Storm Season

As pro-roofing contractors, we recommend taking steps in advance of the Wet season to prevent storm damage and emergency roof leak repairs before they can even start. Working on your residential or commercial roofing projects during the dry season climate helps to preserve the life of your roof and the roofing materials you choose.

We also suggest a roof inspection every 3 years at the very least so you can identify any cracks or weak spots in your roof before they escalate into serious damage. Having a regular roofing inspection could add 5-10 years to your roof, saving you thousands and keeping you drier, longer.

Monitor Your Roof Regularly with Professional Inspections

Frequent monitoring and inspection keep your roof safe and healthy. A roof inspection is a subtle process that should always be trusted to experienced and knowledgeable professionals who have sufficient knowledge and hands-on expertise about all varieties of roofing systems in your local area. In the meantime, you can address certain minor issues easily on your own: 

• Gutter Cleaning - During heavy downpours, gutter drains and spouts issues have become the business of the day. Inspect them and clean, if possible, to ensure that water is flowing smoothly so there are no clogs. Blockages should be addressed initially and should not be delayed or neglected.
• Trim Trees - Tall trees can destroy your roof during the stormy season and can lead to roof leaks. Water infiltrating your home may cause further issues such as short circuits or injury. If possible, large branches over the roof must be trimmed.
• Document Possible Problem Areas - Look around your home, and if there are any kind of spots on the walls, it means your roof could be leaking. Capture images of possible areas to inspect for your certified roofing inspection, and also as proof in order to claim insurance.