Complete Asphalt Shingle Roof Replacement Solutions.
Durable Materials. Code-Compliant Work. Installed Right the First Time.
Fix Leaks, Replace Damaged Shingles and Protect What Matters
When shingles crack, curl or go missing, your home’s protection weakens fast. Whether from storm damage or wear and tear, timely roof replacement can prevent more costly structural repairs and restore the integrity of your property.
What Is an Asphalt Shingle Roof?
Asphalt shingles are the most widely used roofing material in residential construction thanks to their balance of affordability, durability and appearance. Made from a fiberglass or organic mat base and coated with asphalt and mineral granules, they’re designed to handle wind, UV exposure, and heavy rain.
Types of Asphalt Shingle Roofs We Replace
Not all asphalt shingles are the same. We replace every major type of residential shingle system using materials that meet code, deliver longterm durability, and match your home’s style. Whether you’re replacing storm-damaged shingles or upgrading for curb appeal, we’ll help you choose the right solution.
Architectural Shingles (Dimensional)
Thicker and more durable than 3-tab, architectural shingles are a popular choice for modern homes. Their layered profile adds dimension and enhances curb appeal while improving wind and impact resistance.
3-Tab Shingles (Traditional)
The most affordable asphalt shingle option, 3-tab shingles have a flat, uniform look. Ideal for budget-conscious replacements, but more susceptible to weather related wear and tear overtime.
Luxury Shingles (Designer)
Luxury asphalt shingles offer the highest durability, best warranty coverage, and a refined appearance that mimics slate or wood shake. Built for upscale homes or owners looking for extended service life.
Signs You May Need a Shingle Roof Replacement
Missing or Broken Shingles
Exposed decking or tabs that blow off easily are signs your shingles are no longer providing full protection, often a precursor to leaks and structural damage.
Curling, Buckling, or Lifting
Edges that lift or ripple indicate the shingles are deteriorating and losing adhesion. This reduces their wind resistance and waterproofing ability
Granule Loss and Bald Spots
Granules protect shingles from UV rays. If you see bald patches or buildup in gutters, your roof is likely past its prime.
Frequent Leaks or Moisture Inside
Persistent ceiling stains or attic moisture could mean widespread
underlayment failure, not just a simple repair issue.
Exposed Nails or Nail Pops
Raised fasteners compromise the seal around each shingle. If they’re showing up across multiple roof areas, replacement may be more effective than spot repairs.
Roof Age꞉ 15–20+ Years Old Or Affected by Insurance Rules
In Florida, new insurance guidelines are forcing many homeowners to replace their shingle roofs once they reach 15 years, even if the roof still has useful life. Some insurers refuse coverage or raise premiums sharply after this threshold, making replacement a smart financial move.
How Shingle Roof Replacement Works
Knowing what to expect can make replacing your roof feel less overwhelming. At Protect Preserve Roofing, we follow a precise and proven process that ensures each shingle roof replacement is done right, from inspection to final cleanup.
STEP 1
Inspection & Damage Assessment
We start with a detailed roof inspection using photos, drone footage and moisture readings to assess visible and hidden damage.
STEP 2
Material Selection & Estimate
You’ll choose from high quality asphalt shingles, including 3- tab, architectural or luxury options, and receive a carrierformatted estimate.
STEP 3
Permitting & Scheduling
Once the scope is approved, we handle all permitting and HOA coordination to get your project moving quickly and compliantly.
STEP 4
Tear-Off & Preparation
We remove the existing shingles, inspect decking for issues and prepare the surface with proper underlayment and flashing.
STEP 5
Installation & Final Inspection
Our licensed team installs your new shingles to code using wind-rated fastening patterns. A final walkthrough ensures quality and satisfaction.
What Affects the Cost of Shingle Roof Replacement?
Roof Size & Slope
Larger or steeper roofs require more labor, materials and safety setup.
Existing Damage or Rot
Hidden decking issues or damaged underlayment may need repairs before new shingles are installed.
Shingle Type Selected
Choose from 3-tab, architectural or luxury asphalt shingles, each with its own material and warranty costs.
Permitting & Code Upgrades
Florida building codes often require ventilation, underlayment or structural updates that impact the total project scope.
Insurance vs. Out-of-Pocket
If your roof is storm-damaged, we can provide full documentation formatted for insurance carriers. Out-of-pocket jobs may be eligible for financing.
Why Homeowners in Florida Choose Us for Shingle Roof Repairs
Local Expertise, Real Results
With years of experience repairing asphalt shingle roofs across Central Florida, we understand the regional challenges — from hurricanes to humidity. We tailor every shingle roof repair service to local codes and weather conditions.
Fully Licensed & Insured
Our team follows Florida roofing regulations and provides full documentation for insurance claims. We deliver clean, safe, and efficient service with minimal disruption.
Fast Response, 24/7 Emergency Available
From storm damage to active leaks, we respond quickly with the tools and materials needed to stop further damage and restore your roof immediately
What Clients Are Saying꞉
“Protect Preserve Roofing repaired my shingle roof after a bad storm — fast, professional, and honest. Highly recommend!” Maria R., Orlando FL
“Great team! I had curling shingles and small leaks — they explained everything and fixed it the same day.” James L., Winter Park FL
We proudly serve Florida and Orlando, Kissimmee, Sanford, Winter Garden, and surrounding areas.
Shingle Roof Replacement꞉ Questions Homeowners Ask Most
Shingle Roof Replacement꞉ Questions Homeowners Ask Most
1. Should I replace my roof even if it’s not leaking?
Possibly. In Florida, many insurance carriers no longer cover shingle roofs once they reach 15 years of age, even if they show no active leaks. In these cases, replacement isn’t just about condition but about maintaining your insurability and keeping premiums manageable.
2. What types of shingles do you install?
We install 3-tab, architectural, and luxury asphalt shingles, all compliant with Florida Building Code and suited for wind resistance and long-term durability.
3. How long does it take to replace a shingle roof?
Most replacements take 1–3 days once materials and permits are ready. Weather, roof size, and structural conditions can affect scheduling.
4. Can I upgrade to a better shingle type during replacement?
Yes. We’ll guide you through choosing upgraded options like dimensional or impact-resistant shingles for added performance and aesthetics.
5. What does a typical shingle roof replacement include?
Our service includes tear-off of old shingles, decking inspection, underlayment, flashing, new shingles, and a final quality inspection, all done to code.
6. Do you provide emergency tarping before replacement?
Absolutely. We offer 24/7 emergency tarping throughout Florida to stop leaks and protect your home until full replacement is scheduled.
7. Will insurance cover my roof replacement?
If your roof was damaged by a storm or covered peril, it may qualify. We provide carrier-formatted estimates and photo documentation, but we don’t interpret coverage or act as adjusters.
8. Do I need to be home during the roof replacement?
Not necessarily. We’ll coordinate scheduling, protect your property, and provide updates. You’ll receive a full post project report with photos.
9. What are the signs my roof shingles are failing?
Look for missing tabs, granule loss, curling edges, exposed nails, leaks, and dark streaks. Any of these can signal the need for a full replacement.
10. How long do new shingles last?
Most architectural shingles last 25–30+ years. Luxury shingles can last up to 50 years. We only install products backed by strong manufacturer warranties.
11. Do you work with HOAs or need special approvals?
Yes. We assist with HOA submissions and pull all required permits to ensure your new roof is fully compliant and approved.
12. Do you offer financing?
Yes. We offer flexible financing, including low monthly payments and “no interest if paid in full” options, to cover deductibles or upgrades.
13. Can I replace only part of my roof?
Partial replacement may be possible, but it’s often more cost-effective and protective to replace the entire shingle surface for consistency and code compliance.
14. Are your crews licensed and insured?
Our company is fully licensed and insured in the State of Florida. You can verify our credentials on the Florida DBPR portal, and we provide COIs upon request.
15. What happens to old roofing materials?
We handle full cleanup, including disposal of all debris. Magnetic nail sweepers and protective coverings ensure a clean, safe job site.
16. Do you inspect the roof decking before installing new shingles?
Yes. After tear-off, we inspect the underlying structure. Any rot or damage is repaired before new shingles are installed.
17. Can I switch from shingles to another roof type?
Yes, but it depends on your structure. We also install tile, metal and flat roofs, and can assess if your home qualifies for conversion.
18. Are you an approved vendor for insurance carriers?
Yes. We work as a vetted, approved vendor for multiple national and regional insurers, using Xactimate and Cotality for all documentation.
19. Will you meet Florida building codes during installation?
Absolutely. We install every roof to meet or exceed Florida Building Code, including fastening patterns, ventilation, and wind uplift requirements.
20. How do I get a quote for shingle roof replacement?
Simple. Fill out our assessment form and we’ll provide a custom estimate, usually within 24 hours.