Roofers best reputation
 

I know that all will be busy, but want to have an honest contractor whenever.

Batterbee, Eustis and Counts all have very good reputation.

The Roof Guys in Ocala

Skylight did a home for us recently. Excellent in every way.

Just check with Seniors Against Crime before you authorize anything.

From this area and built a home here in the Villages after retirement. Eustis roofing has never had a negative reputation my entire life growing up here. It goes without saying, whoever you decide to go with, DO NOT EVER EVER NEVER sign over any insurance payment benefits to the roofing company.

Serious question, not being "snarky", do you have any specific things (or skills, techniques they use) that you are more satisfied with them than others you've used ? I'm in the process of choosing, asking a LOT Of questions concerning the under lay type, the number of nails to a strip used, the technique they use, especially how they do the valleys and ridge vents, etc. What sold you on Sack if I may ask ?

Roofing recommendation
 

Needed some repairs on my parents' house in The Villages, and these folks did a great job:
Quality Services Roofing

Roofing Company
 

Savage Roofing Company is very good!

I was going to also recommend them. I looked on our warranty paperwork and they are the ones that put the roof on. Contact the warranty department and find out what roofer built your house.

Quality Roofers
 

So is West Orange.

Scott Smith Roofing did ours. Sales rep was very professional and thr price was very good. I would use them again.

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Batterbee is great. Very consistent and reliable.

Be aware of the storm chasers. The guys who ride around in trucks claiming to be roofers but are actually handymen.

They are charging a lot to tarp your roof and may not be there years down the road if you have an issue. Some of these tarp jobs look like they threw a garbage bag over your roof. Go with a bigger company who are authorized dealers.

Also remember you have a 2% hurricane deductable on your insurance. That means your deductible is 2% of whatever you insured your dwelling for. So, figure out what the roof repair will cost and then decide maybe not to make a claim that will increase your premium if you are able to get any money or not. Of course if you need a whole new roof which many do, then call the insurance and be prepared for an $8K deductable if you are insured for $400K for example.