In Florida’s hot and stormy climate, it’s important to choose a roof that can handle heat, humidity, and strong winds. Metal roofs are a great option for their durability and heat reflection. Concrete and clay tiles offer a classic look and handle Florida’s weather well. If you’re on a budget, architectural asphalt shingles provide solid protection.

For flat roofs, TPO and modified bitumen systems are water-resistant and energy-efficient. Each option has its benefits, so consider your budget, home style, and local codes — and check with a local roofing expert for the best choice.

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