Jacksonville Service Areas
From the River to the Ocean, Every Kind of Roof
Jacksonville is the largest city by area in the country, and its roofs are just as varied. Steep historic gables under the oak canopy of Riverside and Avondale, 1960s ranch homes with low-slope hips in Arlington, 1990s three-tab roofs reaching the end of their life in Mandarin and Baymeadows, HOA-governed subdivisions in Bartram Park and Oceanway, tile in Ponte Vedra Beach and Deerwood, and metal fighting the salt air at the Beaches.
The six regions below each have a page explaining what usually fails there, followed by the neighborhoods we cover most. If yours is not listed, send the form anyway.
Southside
Office parks, 1980s subdivisions and San Marco's historic tile
The Beaches
Salt air, nor'easters and 1950s cottages from Mayport to Ponte Vedra
Mandarin
Live oaks, 1980s shingles and new HOA streets along the St. Johns
Arlington
Ranch homes and river bluffs east of the Mathews Bridge
Westside
Historic river neighborhoods and Blanding Boulevard suburbs
Northside
Airport corridor subdivisions, rural lots and historic Springfield
Not sure which area you are in? Tell us the neighborhood.
Tell us the neighborhood, the type of roof and what is happening. You are called back to arrange an inspection, and the estimate is written before any work starts.