Maze Roofing
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Southwest Florida: (813) 694-8151

Roofing Company in Pineland, FL

Repairs, replacements and free inspections in Pineland, on the northwest shore of Pine Island.

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Fort Myers office
Lee County
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(813) 694-8151
Local Roofing In Pineland

Two thousand years of history on one shoreline

Pineland sits on the northwest side of Pine Island facing Pine Island Sound, a community of a few hundred people built around the Randell Research Center and the Calusa mounds and canals that have been there for two thousand years. There is a small golf and country club community alongside it.
It is quiet, low-density and right on the water, which means the roofing considerations are salt, wind and access rather than volume. Most of what we do here is careful work on older stock and the occasional larger job on the waterfront properties.

Roofing In Pineland

Sound frontage on the quiet side

Pineland faces Pine Island Sound rather than the open Gulf, which softens the wind but does nothing about the salt.

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

Constant salt

Waterfront exposure means fixings and flashing go long before coverings do.

Older stock

Small, long-standing houses with additions. We look for water at the tie-ins.

Low density

Few properties and a long drive. We plan the job rather than making repeat trips.

Ian recovery

Pine Island took six to nine feet of surge and much was rebuilt afterwards.

Local Proof

Recent projects in and around Pineland

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Fort Myers office

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

Common questions

Will you travel out to Pineland for a repair?

Will you travel out to Pineland for a repair?

Yes. It is a small community at the far side of Pine Island and plenty of contractors will not make the trip. It is inside our Lee County coverage and the inspection is free like everywhere else.

Failed flashing where an addition meets the original roof, and corroded fixings. On a house that has been extended over decades, the water usually comes in at the junction rather than in the middle of either roof.

For wind, somewhat. Pine Island is shielded from direct Gulf fetch in a way the barrier islands are not. For salt, not really. The corrosion load on fixings is much the same wherever you are on the island.

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

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