We are currently 6-8 months out with current contracted work. If you'd like to fill out our contact submission form we can keep it on file to contact you when we are working in your area.
It is very difficult to give an answer to this question. We have 6-8 months of contracted work. Until we get started on Ian work in January we won't be able to tell how quickly we can get jobs done and if we will experience delays or material shortages. Right now (Dec 5), it is taking approximately 2-4 weeks or possibly more to get aluminum roof pans once they are ordered. It is not due to materials shortages but rather sheer volume of orders. We will do our best to communicate with you regarding your job scheduling. But we ask that everyone exercises "patience" at this time.
We have chosen to only focus on aluminum attachment (carport, patio) roofs at this time. Additions have a lot of details associated with them. We do not want a lot of "unfinished" jobs due to the inability to get material. However, while on your job we can look at any addition type work to possibly do at a later time.
Yes. The engineering we have to obtain for carports in this area is 150 mph wind speed. FL Bldg Code also requires that we build it using what we call 4th wall construction. We install a beam on the mobile home wall and posts against the house to support the carport roof. This provides adequate support against uplift, thus reducing the risk to the home itself. Carports we recently installed last December withstood Hurricane Ian.
No, at this time we are not taking any small repairs. We suggest finding a good handyman that could possibly help with repairs such as doors, windows, siding, soffit, fascia etc..
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