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RRSA in Vero Beach is proud of the work we have accomplished. Putting a new roof on a South Florida home brings us great satisfaction, especially when we see the happy faces of homeowners once they see their new roof.  If you are a South Florida homeowner, take a look at the above gallery of completed roofing jobs.

Thinking of getting a new roof? Take a look at this article from Sunburnt Saver titled 5 Lessons Learned From Getting a New Roof. This blogger shares her experience getting a new roof, and tips to help you make the process easier. Below are the first 2 tips from the article:

When You Get a New Roof

1. Do not be there. Absolutely, 100%, get the heck out of your house. Don’t be like me and listen to people online who say “it’s not that bad, only people who are sensitive to noises will want to leave.” No, you will want to leave. Unfortunately for me, I had to be there day 1 of the roof replacement. Conveniently, B said he “forgot” I would be home and scheduled the roof replacement for Monday and Tuesday… the only days I would be home, getting work done. “No problem,” I told myself, “I can work through anything!” Well, you can’t work on through anything. Take my word for it: flee your house.
2. Board your pets. However, only board your pets if you know your pets are crazy. My cats are crazy, but they just hide all day and don’t actually freak out that much. My dog, on the other hand? Oh no. I spent 70% of my day bribing her to be quiet because she just wanted to bark her head off. She’s actually a normal, well-behaved dog 99% of the time, too. However, if someone is in her space, making incredibly loud banging noises, she goes nuts. Again, don’t listen to the people online who said you and your pets will get used to the noise. Your dog (unless it’s deaf) will not get used to the noise. And if you have a dog that is in anyway protective of you, forget it. It will bark its head off.