Our Roofing Materials
We use only premium, manufacturer-certified materials on every job. Vladimir brings the full catalog and physical samples to every estimate so you can see and feel exactly what goes on your roof.
⚡ TAMKO Titan XT® Shingles
160 MPH WindGuard® Warranty — the strongest shingle we install, built for Florida’s hurricane season. We install the complete TAMKO system — Titan XT shingles, TAMKO starter strip and TAMKO hip & ridge — because TAMKO requires all three, installed to their High Wind Application Instructions, for the 160 MPH wind warranty to apply.
Why Titan XT?
| 160 MPH WindGuard® Warranty — requires TAMKO starter and TAMKO hip & ridge, which is exactly how we install it |
| Class 3 Impact Rated — UL 2218 Class 3 |
| AnchorLock™ Layer — reinforces the nailing zone |
| Advanced Fusion™ Sealants — bonds in cold weather |
| Ultramax Weathering Layer — UV and weather protection |
| Rapid Fire Zone — expanded nailing area for fast, accurate install |
Titan XT Color Options
🏠 CertainTeed Landmark® Shingles
Premium architectural shingles with a lifetime limited warranty. Available in dozens of colors to match any home in Volusia County.
Landmark Features
| Lifetime Limited Warranty |
| StreakFighter® — algae-resistant granules |
| SureStart™ Protection — full coverage from day one |
| 110 MPH wind warranty (upgradeable to 130 MPH) |
| UL 2218 Class 3 Impact Rated |
Shown: Resawn Shake · Weathered Wood · Silver Birch
💧 CertainTeed Self-Adhered Underlayment
Standard on every roof we install. No kettle, no flames, no fumes — safer and far more effective than basic felt paper.
Why peel & stick matters: Standard felt paper can tear and allow water in if a shingle blows off. Our self-adhered underlayment bonds directly to the roof deck — creating a 100% waterproof barrier even if shingles are damaged in a storm. Most contractors skip this. We make it standard on every job.
Want to See the Materials In Person?
Vladimir brings the full catalog and physical samples to every estimate. See and feel exactly what goes on your roof before you sign anything.
Premium Upgrade: Titan XT + Peel-and-Stick Package
For Florida homeowners who want maximum protection and potential insurance savings, we offer our premium upgrade package combining the Tamko Titan XT shingles with peel-and-stick underlayment on every square of the roof.
- TAMKO Titan XT — 160 MPH WindGuard® Warranty: Exceeds Florida building code wind requirements. Engineered specifically for hurricane-zone homes. Installed as a complete TAMKO system — TAMKO starter strip and TAMKO hip & ridge included — which is what the 160 MPH wind warranty requires.
- Peel-and-Stick Underlayment – Self-Adhering, No Penetrations: Unlike standard felt paper, our fully adhered membrane bonds directly to the deck. If shingles are lost in a storm, your home stays dry.
- May Qualify for Insurance Premium Discounts: Many Florida homeowners insurance carriers offer meaningful discounts for roofs with high-wind-rated shingles and superior underlayment systems. Ask us about it on your estimate call.
Ask about the Titan XT + peel-and-stick upgrade when you call for your free estimate. Vladimir brings shingle samples and product specs to every appointment so you can see exactly what goes on your roof.
Choosing a Roofing System for a Volusia County Home
The material above is what we install most, because it is what most Volusia County homes should have. But “most” is not “all.” Below is the honest version of when each system makes sense here, and what it actually costs you over the life of the roof.
Asphalt Shingle — the default, and usually the right one
Roughly nine out of ten re-roofs we do in Volusia County are architectural asphalt shingle. The reason is not that it is cheap; it is that a 160 mph-rated architectural shingle over a sealed deck satisfies every wind and insurance requirement this county has while costing a fraction of metal or tile. The place homeowners go wrong is assuming all shingles are the same product. They are not — the wind rating, the nailing zone and the sealant chemistry differ substantially between lines.
- 3-tab vs. architectural shingles — which wind rating your home actually needs
- Best asphalt shingle brands for Florida homes: CertainTeed vs. GAF
- 160 mph wind-rated shingles and what they do to your premium
- Impact-resistant shingles: can they lower your homeowners insurance?
Metal — strong case near the water, weaker case inland
Standing seam metal earns its price in two situations in this county: beachside and riverfront homes where salt is destroying fasteners and flashing faster than it is destroying shingles, and homeowners who genuinely intend to stay in the house for thirty-plus years. On an inland tract home the owner plans to sell in eight years, metal rarely pays back. We will tell you that rather than sell it to you.
Tile — concrete and clay, and the structural question first
Tile is common in newer Florida construction and on Mediterranean-style homes, and it lasts a long time. The question we ask before anything else is whether the existing framing was designed to carry it. Converting a shingle roof to tile is a structural decision, not a finish decision, and it may require an engineer. Tile also fails differently: the tile itself outlives the underlayment beneath it, so a “tile roof leak” is usually an underlayment replacement with the tile lifted and reset.
- Tile roofing in Florida: concrete vs. clay, costs, and whether it fits your home
- Tile roof vs. asphalt shingles — how the two compare in Florida
Flat and low-slope — TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen
Shingles cannot be installed below a certain pitch, which is why Florida rooms, carport additions, lanais and nearly every commercial building in the county need a membrane system instead. This is also where the most bad work happens, because a low-slope roof hides its failures — water sits rather than running off, and by the time it shows inside, the deck is already gone.
- TPO vs. EPDM flat roofing — a Volusia County guide
- Flat roofing in Florida: TPO, EPDM and built-up systems
- Commercial roofing in Volusia County for businesses and HOAs
- Flat roof maintenance for Florida commercial building owners
What goes under the covering matters as much as the covering
Homeowners compare shingle brands and ignore the two layers that actually decide whether the roof leaks: the underlayment and the edge metal. Both are code items, both are places a cheap bid quietly cuts, and both are worth asking every contractor about by name before you sign.
- Secondary water barrier and underlayment — what Florida code requires
- Drip edge: the code-required metal that protects your fascia
Not sure which one you need?
That is what the inspection is for. We look at the deck, the pitch, the framing, the age of the existing system and what your insurance carrier is going to ask for — then recommend the system that fits, not the one with the biggest margin.
- Roof inspection in Volusia County: when to get one and what to expect
- What a Florida roof inspection actually includes
- Wind mitigation inspection — included with every roof we install
We install all of these across Volusia County
Material availability and the right choice change with where you live — salt exposure, wind exposure category and the local building department all factor in. Start with your city:
Daytona Beach ·
Port Orange ·
Ormond Beach ·
New Smyrna Beach ·
Deltona ·
DeLand ·
Edgewater ·
Holly Hill ·
DeBary ·
South Daytona ·
All of Volusia County
Free estimate, and Vladimir brings physical samples of every system above. 386-392-8952 or request an estimate online.