Maze Roofing
Licensed & Insured · Serving Florida, Pennsylvania & New Jersey
Southwest Florida: (813) 694-8151

Roofing Company in Chokoloskee, FL

Repairs, replacements and free inspections on Chokoloskee, at the edge of the Ten Thousand Islands.

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Fort Myers office
Collier County
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(813) 694-8151
Local Roofing In Chokoloskee

An island built on shell mounds

Chokoloskee sits at the edge of the Ten Thousand Islands, connected to Everglades City by a causeway built in 1956. The island is built on more than two thousand years of Calusa shell mounds that reach around twenty feet in places, which is the only reason anything survives here at all. The Smallwood Store from 1906 is the landmark.
Irma put eight feet of water at the Smallwood Store and three to five feet across most of the island. This is one of the most exposed inhabited places in Florida, and roofing here works on the assumption that water is coming back.

Roofing In Chokoloskee

Eight feet of water at the Smallwood Store

That was Irma in 2017. Ian and Milton added more since. On an island at the edge of the Gulf, surge is the baseline.

Storm damage in Chokoloskee?
24/7 emergency leak and tarp response.

Repeat flooding

Not a once-in-a-lifetime place. It floods, and it will flood again.

Metal vernacular

Metal is the practical covering here and has been for a long time.

Extreme remoteness

A very long way from any supplier. We order once and order right.

Salt everywhere

Open water on every side. Fixings are always the weak point.

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Fort Myers office

Serving Chokoloskee and all of Southwest Florida
(813) 694-8151
Chokoloskee FAQ

Common questions

Will anyone come out this far?

Will anyone come out this far?

We will. Chokoloskee is about as remote as inhabited Florida gets and plenty of contractors will not make the trip. It is inside our Collier coverage and the inspection is free the same as anywhere else.

No, and we will say so plainly. Water rising from below is a flood matter. Whether the same storm damaged the roof from above is a separate question, and one worth answering properly with photographs.

Metal, specified for the exposure, with fixings chosen for constant salt. The panel is rarely what fails. It is the fasteners and the flashing, and that is where the specification has to be right.

Yes. An estimate costs you nothing and carries no obligation. If the roof has years left, we will say so.

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