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Let’s be honest—roofing isn’t cheap. So when you get multiple quotes and one of them is way lower than the others, it’s hard not to consider it. A new roof is a big investment, and who doesn’t love saving money? But here’s the truth : when it comes to your roof, cheapest doesn’t mean best. In fact, going with the lowest bid could end up costing you way more in the long run—and not just in dollars. At Allstate Exteriors, we’ll always give you a fair, honest price—but we’ll never be the cheapest. That’s not who we are. Because we believe your roof should be done right, not rushed. And by the time you hit your first storm or spot your first leak, you’ll be glad you chose quality. Here’s why 1. Cheap Materials Don’t Protect Your Home Long-Term The fastest way to slash a roofing estimate? Cut corners on materials. Some contractors use the cheapest shingles, low-grade underlayment, or skip important components like ice and water shield—all to keep that number nice and low. But in Florida’s heat or Ohio’s ice and snow, those shortcuts fall apart fast. You might save a couple thousand today… but when your “new” roof starts shedding shingles in a storm or leaking by year five, the regret sets in. We only use materials we trust—products that stand up to weather, time, and everything in between. 2. Low Labor Costs = Rushed, Unskilled Work Let’s talk about labor. When a company offers the “lowest price in town,” ask yourself: how are they paying their crew? The truth is, cheap roofing jobs often mean underpaid, inexperienced, or even uninsured workers. And when that happens, it shows. Shingles go on wrong. Flashing gets missed. Ventilation is an afterthought. It may not be obvious right away, but give it a few months—or one good storm—and the flaws come to the surface. At Allstate Exteriors, our crews are trained, professional, and proud of their work. We don’t cut corners, because we know what’s at stake: your home, your family, and your peace of mind. 3. What You Don’t See Can Hurt You Here’s the thing—most roofing issues aren’t obvious until they’re really obvious. By then, you're dealing with water damage, mold, soft spots in the decking, or rotted fascia boards. Many low-cost bids skip or rush the details you can’t see: They don’t check for hidden decking damage They reuse old flashing They ignore ventilation issues They skimp on cleanup and disposal That means more repairs (and stress) later. A proper roof replacement is more than just what you can see from the ground—it’s the work behind the scenes that keeps your home safe. 4. We're Not in the Business of "Good Enough" We’ve been in this business a long time, and we’ve seen it all. We’ve been called to fix the “cheap jobs.” We’ve heard the stories of roofs that failed after just a few years. And we’ve seen homeowners forced to pay twice for a job that should have lasted decades. That’s not what we want for you. We’re not here to be the cheapest—we’re here to be the team you trust to do it right the first time. Because that’s what you, your home, and your family deserve. Final Thoughts: A Roof Is an Investment—Treat It Like One We’ll always be transparent with our pricing. We’ll walk you through every line item. And we’ll never push upgrades you don’t need. But we will give you the best options to protect your home long-term—and we’ll stand behind every nail, every shingle, every decision we make. Because at the end of the day, it’s not just about getting a roof—it’s about getting it done right. Ready to Talk? Let’s schedule a free inspection and walk through your options. No pressure. No gimmicks. Just honest advice from a team that truly cares. 👉 Schedule Your Free Inspection – and find out why quality really does matter.

Florida life comes with sunshine, salty air, and unfortunately… hurricane season. From June through November, we Floridians stay alert to swirling systems off the coast. And while it’s easy to focus on flashlights and bottled water (which are important!), your home’s exterior is what truly shields you when the wind picks up. At Allstate Exteriors, we specialize in roofing , siding , and gutters —and we’ve seen firsthand how storms can impact homes that weren’t quite ready. So here are the most important things you should know to keep your home (and peace of mind) protected this hurricane season. 🏠 1. Your Roof Is Your First Line of Defense Your roof takes the brunt of every storm. But not all roofs are installed—or maintained—with hurricane-force winds in mind. What to know: Loose, curling, or missing shingles are early signs of risk Old or improperly installed roofs may not meet Florida wind codes Even small leaks can turn into massive water damage during a storm Solution: ✔️ Schedule a FREE r oof inspection before hurricane season hits full swing. ✔️ Ask about impact-rated roofing materials and storm-tough installation methods. ✔️ Consider upgrading to Owens Corning Duration shingles with wind resistance up to 130mph—yes, we install those! 💧 2. Gutters Matter More Than You Think You may not think about your gutters often… but you’ll definitely notice them when they’re overflowing in a downpour. Why they matter: Properly functioning gutters direct water away from your home and foundation Blocked or broken gutters lead to roof leaks, siding rot, and even basement flooding Hurricane rain is fast, heavy, and relentless—your drainage needs to keep up Solution: ✔️ Make sure gutters are cleaned, secured, and flowing correctly ✔️ Upgrade to seamless gutters to reduce leaks ✔️ Ask us about gutter guards—a small upgrade that saves big during storm season 🧱 3. Your Siding Can Take a Beating—If It’s Not Up to Par Strong winds, flying debris, wind-driven rain—your siding is right in the line of fire. What to check for: Cracks, gaps, or warping in your siding Loose panels or missing trim Signs of moisture or mold on your interior walls Solution: ✔️ Replace outdated siding with hurricane-resistant materials like fiber cement ✔️ Choose siding options that are impact-rated and properly sealed ✔️ Ask us about custom color-matched siding installations that boost both curb appeal and storm durability 🧰 4. You Need More Than Flashlights—You Need an Exterior Plan We always recommend building a storm kit, but your home itself needs a plan too. A few things we always advise Florida homeowners: Get your roof, gutters, and siding inspected yearly (ideally before summer hits) Take “before” photos of your exterior to simplify insurance claims Know your deductible and what’s covered under storm damage Have a trusted contractor saved in your phone (hint: it’s us 👋) When a storm rolls through and your roof’s leaking or siding’s blown off, you don’t want to be stuck Googling for help. You want someone local, licensed, and already familiar with your home. 🌬️ 5. A Little Prep Now Can Save Thousands Later We’ve had homeowners call us in a panic after a storm—wishing they had handled that soft spot on their roof or that cracked siding panel weeks ago. The truth? Most storm-related home damage is preventable when the right prep is done ahead of time. Here’s what we recommend for every Florida homeowner: ✅ Book a roof + exterior inspection before peak storm season ✅ Trim trees, secure outdoor items, clean gutters ✅ Consider upgrading to storm-rated materials if your roof or siding is older ✅ Document your home’s condition (photos, warranties, receipts) 🛠️ Bonus: What to Expect from an Allstate Exteriors Inspection Not sure where to start? That’s where we come in. When you schedule a free hurricane-readiness inspection with Allstate Exteriors, we’ll: 🔍 Check your roof for signs of wear, damage, or improper installation 🔍 Inspect your siding for cracks, loose panels, or rot 🔍 Evaluate your gutter system for clogs, drainage issues, or weak spots 🔍 Provide recommendations on how to strengthen your home’s defense before the storms hit You’ll walk away with a clear plan—whether that’s a simple fix or a full upgrade—and the confidence of knowing your home’s in good hands. Bottom Line: Don’t wait until you see your neighbor’s shingles in your yard to take hurricane season seriously. With a few smart moves—and a little help from your local pros—you can stay protected, dry, and storm-ready. 📞 Call us today or book your inspection online