Port Charlotte homeowners know what storms can do to a roof. Charlotte County took a direct hit from Hurricane Ian in September 2022, one of the strongest landfalls on the Gulf Coast in decades. Before that, Charlotte County was in the path of Charley in 2004. Across those two storms and everything in between, Galloway Roofing has been working in this market long enough to understand how homes here are built, how they fail, and how to fix them right.
We are a GAF Master Elite certified roofing contractor serving Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Murdock, Deep Creek, and the surrounding areas of Charlotte County. We have completed projects in virtually every subdivision in Port Charlotte, from homes along the Peace River waterfront to inland neighborhoods off Tamiami Trail. Our 7-year workmanship warranty covers every full replacement we complete in this area.
Storm damage is the most common reason Port Charlotte homeowners call us. We handle everything from spot repairs on individual shingles to full replacements on homes that took catastrophic damage. If your home was damaged in a named storm, we recommend calling us before you contact your insurance company. We can provide a written inspection report with documentation that gives your adjuster a clear picture of the damage scope, which typically results in a more complete settlement.
A full roof replacement in Port Charlotte typically takes one to two days for a standard single-story home. We handle the Charlotte County permit process, remove and dispose of the existing roof system, inspect and replace any damaged decking before new materials go on, and provide a final inspection report with photographs.
Metal roofing adoption has grown significantly in Port Charlotte since Hurricane Ian. Homeowners who watched neighbors lose shingles while metal roofs stayed intact have been making the switch. We install Tilcor and Decra stone-coated steel systems, which are rated for 120 mph wind resistance and carry a 50-year manufacturer warranty.
Asphalt shingle replacement on a typical Port Charlotte home: $11,000 to $18,000 including permit and tear-off.
Concrete tile replacement: $17,000 to $26,000.
Stone-coated steel (Tilcor or Decra): $21,000 to $33,000.
Charlotte County homeowners have a one-year window from the date of a storm to file a claim for damage from that storm. After the one-year mark, most carriers will deny the claim regardless of whether the damage is real. If your roof was damaged in a storm and you have not filed a claim yet, contact us now for an inspection before your window closes.
Florida law prohibits roofing contractors from waiving your insurance deductible as an incentive to sign a contract. Any contractor who offers this is operating illegally. We do not do this.
Our roof replacement services span Sarasota, Charlotte, Lee, and Desoto counties, providing comprehensive solutions that enhance home safety and durability.
Kickstart your roofing project with a call or email to Galloway Roofing, where every client interaction is guided by dedication and tailored care.
Our specialists at Galloway conduct thorough inspections to ensure that each solution we propose is precisely what your property needs for optimal protection and aesthetic appeal.
Receive straightforward, detailed estimates that clearly outline your options, helping you make informed decisions without any hidden costs.
We schedule our operations to accommodate your timetable, ensuring a hassle-free process that respects your lifestyle and commitments.
Enjoy peace of mind with our robust service guarantees, ensuring that you love your new roof and it stands the test of time, protecting your most valuable asset.
For a standard single-story home in Port Charlotte, asphalt shingle replacement runs $11,000 to $18,000. Stone-coated steel like Tilcor or Decra runs $21,000 to $33,000 but lasts two to three times as long as shingles in Charlotte County’s climate.
Yes. Storm damage repair and post-hurricane roof replacement are among our most common projects in Port Charlotte. We provide written inspection reports for insurance purposes, communicate with adjusters, and have worked through the claims process on hundreds of Charlotte County homes following named storms including Ian and Charley.
Asphalt shingles typically last 15 to 20 years. Tile roofs last 25 to 40 years when the underlayment is maintained. Metal roofing systems like Tilcor and Decra are rated for 50 years. Homes along Charlotte Harbor and Peace River waterfront corridors tend to see shorter lifespans due to higher salt and wind stress.
Stone-coated steel roofing is our top recommendation for Port Charlotte homeowners who prioritize hurricane protection. Systems like Tilcor and Decra use interlocking panels with hidden fasteners and are rated for 120 mph winds. They performed well during Hurricane Ian in areas where they were installed.
Elevate your property’s safety and style now. Reach out today to start with a free estimate, and experience the Galloway assurance of excellence and integrity.
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