Roofing in Town 'n' Country
Block ranch homes, low-pitch roofs and add-on rooms between the airport and Old Tampa Bay.
Roofs in Town 'n' Country
Town 'n' Country spreads across northwest Tampa between the airport area and Old Tampa Bay. A great deal of it was built in the 1960s and 1970s as concrete-block ranch homes, with low-pitch shingle roofs, carports and, over the years, plenty of Florida rooms and enclosed porches added on.
Low pitch and add-ons are where we focus here. A shallow slope drains slowly, so worn shingles leak sooner. And the joints where a newer room's roof meets the original house are the most common leak we find in this neighbourhood.
Common jobs
- Low-slope sections over Florida rooms and carports recoated or re-membraned
- New flashing at the tie-in between additions and the main roof
- Reroofs on original-style low-pitch homes with the right underlayment for the slope
- Gutters added where none were ever installed
Permits for Town 'n' Country addresses
Addresses in unincorporated Hillsborough County are permitted through Hillsborough County Development Services. We check which office covers the property before we quote, pull the permit for any reroof, and schedule the final inspection.
Town 'n' Country roofing questions
My Florida room leaks but the main roof is fine. Why?
The joint where the two roofs meet is a common weak point. New flashing there usually solves it.
Can a low-pitch roof take regular shingles?
Shingles have a minimum slope. Below it, a low-slope membrane is the right material. We measure the pitch before recommending anything.
Book a free roof inspection in Town 'n' Country
Give us a name, a number and the ZIP code. Someone calls you back the same day to set a time, and the visit itself costs nothing unless you go ahead with work.
- Photos of what we find, sent to you
- Written price before anyone starts
- Permit pulled for reroofs
Your details
We call you back the same day to pick a time. Inspections and replacement estimates cost nothing; on a repair, the roofer prices it before work begins.