As we approach the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, residents in hurricane-prone regions must remain vigilant. The CPC’s outlook underscores the ongoing risk of storm development in the Florida, Gulf, and Caribbean region. Preparing now—by securing property, reviewing insurance, and knowing who to call after a storm—can make a tremendous difference in recovery.

For homeowners facing the aftermath of severe weather, Top Rank Roofing stands ready to help with free inspections, insurance support, and quality repairs that restore both homes and peace of mind.

Florida homeowners know all too well that our sunshine state weather isn’t always sunny. From daily afternoon thunderstorms to tropical storms and hurricanes, roofs here take a beating. While missing shingles or visible leaks may grab your attention, the real danger often lies beneath: rotted plywood roof decking. This hidden issue can trigger water intrusion, mold growth, and serious structural damage — leading to repair bills in the thousands.

As a FEMA-certified contractor, Top Rank Roofing is authorized to perform repairs and reconstruction under federally funded disaster recovery programs, including the Rebuild Florida Housing Repair and Replacement Program (HRRP). This means that homeowners working with Top Rank Roofing can rest assured that their repairs will meet strict federal guidelines for quality, safety, and compliance—critical for securing and maintaining federal assistance.

If you're facing roof issues, deciding between a repair or full replacement depends on factors like the age of your roof, extent of damage, and long-term goals. Minor leaks and isolated damage can often be repaired, but widespread issues or an aging roof typically call for a full replacement. Upgrading to a modern solution like peel and stick underlaymentoffers superior waterproofing, wind resistance, and extended roof life. For a fast, free, and no-obligation estimate tailored to your needs, visit TopRankFreeQuote.com today.

On June 10, 2025, a severe hailstorm impacted several neighborhoods in and around Orlovista and Pine Hills, Florida. According to the National Weather Service, the storm produced hailstones measuring up to 1.25 inches in diameter, enough to cause substantial damage to roofs, siding, vehicles, and other property surfaces.

Your roof is one of the most important parts of your home—especially here in Kissimmee, FL, where sun, storms, and humidity can take a serious toll on your property. So when it’s time for a roof repair or replacement, choosing the right roofing contractor isn’t just a good idea—it’s critical.

Unfortunately, not every roofing company plays by the rules. Whether it’s cutting corners or leaving you high and dry after taking a deposit, some contractors can turn a simple project into a major headache.

Before you hire anyone, watch out for these six red flags.

If you’re a homeowner in Kissimmee, FL, and noticing signs of roof wear—like leaks, missing shingles, or sagging—you may be wondering: Do I need a roof repair or a full replacement? The decision isn’t always black and white, but understanding a few key factors can help you choose the most cost-effective and protective option for your home.

Every year, hurricane season in Central Florida brings unpredictable weather, torrential rains, and high winds that can put your home—and especially your roof—to the ultimate test. In Kissimmee, your roof is your first line of defense against the elements. If it's not ready, even a minor tropical storm can lead to costly water damage, mold growth, or even structural issues.

So how do you ensure your roof is storm-ready before the next hurricane rolls through? Follow our essential pre-season checklist and post-storm recovery tips to protect your home and your investment

Living in Kissimmee, Florida, means sunshine, humidity, hurricanes—and constant wear and tear on your roof. Your roof is your home’s first line of defense, but how do you know it’s holding up under the stress of Florida’s extreme climate?

The answer lies in routine roof inspections. Knowing when to schedule them—and why—can help you avoid costly repairs, prevent leaks, and even protect your insurance claims.

On Wednesday, June 19, 2025, a powerful hail storm struck Haines City, Florida, bringing quarter- to golf ball-sized hail and damaging winds. The National Weather Service issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Polk County in the early evening hours, and residents across the area quickly reported hail impacts on homes, vehicles, and landscapes.

Kissimmee, FL, offers sunshine and beautiful skies—but with it comes intense heat, heavy rainfall, high humidity, and the occasional hurricane. That’s why choosing the right roofing material is essential for long-term protection and energy efficiency. Your roof isn’t just a visual feature—it’s your first line of defense against Florida’s harsh elements.

Living in Kissimmee, FL, means enjoying sunny days, tropical storms, and high humidity year-round. But while you soak up the sun, your roof takes the brunt of the weather—baking under UV rays, enduring hurricane-force winds, and staying damp through humid spells. Over time, even the best roofs wear down. Wondering if it’s time to replace yours? Here are the top 5 signs you need a roof replacement in Kissimmee.

When it comes to selecting the ideal roofing material for your Florida home, the stakes are high. Florida’s tropical climate—with its intense sun, heavy rain, high humidity, and hurricane-force winds—demands roofing solutions that are not only durable but also energy-efficient and storm-resistant.

Among the most popular options are metal roofs and asphalt shingle roofs. But which is better suited for Florida’s unique weather conditions?

Florida’s storm season hits hard and often — and if you’re a homeowner in Kissimmee, Orlando, Clermont, or Winter Garden, you’ve likely seen what strong winds and pounding rains can do to your roof. One of the most common and costly types of damage we see is the loss of 3-tab shingles.

Over recent days, Central Florida has been hit by a significant rainstorm that’s drenched our communities—Winter Garden, Horizons West, and Clermont—bringing with it heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and localized flooding. While this isn’t an isolated event (remember storms like Turf Cold Fronts or Tropical systems), this one came fast and furious, catching many off guard.

Living in the Tampa Bay area means enjoying sunshine and coastal living—but it also means preparing for the unpredictable wrath of Florida storms. From hurricanes and tropical depressions to strong summer thunderstorms, storm damage in Tampa can be sudden, severe, and costly if not addressed quickly.

On Monday, June 2, 2025, Tampa and surrounding areas experienced a severe thunderstorm that brought quarter-sized hail and strong winds up to 60 mph. The National Weather Service issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Hillsborough County around 11 a.m., and residents reported hail impacts across the city, including near the MLK Blvd, US 301, North I-75, The Ashburn Townhomes, Falkenburg Rd, Orient Rd, Hard Rock Casino and Seffner.

As Florida's rainy season approaches, now is the critical time for homeowners to prepare their roofs for the heavy downpours, high humidity, and severe storms that come with it. From late May through October, the Sunshine State sees an increase in rain, which can wreak havoc on homes that aren’t properly protected. At Top Rank Roofing, we understand the risks associated with the rainy season and are here to help you safeguard your most valuable asset—your home.

Spanish tiles are typically made from clay, terracotta, or concrete. Their curved shape promotes excellent water runoff, and the materials themselves are fire-resistant and thermally efficient. However, tiles are also brittle—particularly older or handmade clay tiles—which makes them susceptible to cracking from impact, shifting foundations, foot traffic, or thermal expansion.

When it comes to maintaining the integrity of your roof, few issues are as critical as rotted wood. At Top Rank Roofing, we specialize in replacing rotted roof decking and structural wood to protect your home from further damage and ensure long-term durability.