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Property owners in Central Florida need to be ready for the advent of bad storms and serious wind occurrences. When one of the state’s notorious hurricanes or tornadoes strike, contacting Century Roofing Specialists to get roof repair quotes or a roof replacement quote is a good idea, and acting quickly is best.

It’s also smart for homeowners to get their roof evaluated leading up to Florida’s hurricane season which happens between the first of June though the end of November, annually. Our rainy season is similar, July through early September. Is your roof ready for these high-risk seasons? Relax in knowing the answer, by having Century Roofing Specialists do what it does best, evaluate roof conditions and get you ready for Florida’s worst weather.

During a hurricane or tornado, the high winds can cause significant damage to roofs. Florida ranked 5th among all states nationwide in the number of tornadoes that occurred. And, it probably comes as no surprise that Florida has been hit by more hurricanes than any other state since the inception of the Saffir/Simpson scale in 1851. Some of the specific risks of catastrophic wind events include:

• Shingle damage: High winds can cause shingles to lift up, break, or tear off entirely, leaving the underlying structure exposed to water damage.
• Leakage: High winds can also cause damage to flashing and sealant, resulting in leaks in the roof.
• Structural damage: In severe cases, high winds can cause structural damage to the roof deck or trusses, making the entire roof unstable and at risk of collapse.
• Debris damage: Flying debris can also cause damage to the roof, such as punctures or holes.

While Mississippi, Texas, and Alabama have the most tornadoes, 73 tornadoes struck the State of Florida in 2022, alone. In Central Florida, property owners and residents worry about hurricanes, as well. Category 4 and 5 hurricanes can be devastating to homes and buildings without strong roofing systems, and the same is true for tornados which have even more concentrated wind systems.