New Port Richey grew up around the Cotee River and its 1920s downtown, and its housing stock shows the decades: historic homes near Sims Park, mid-century neighborhoods spreading toward the Gulf, and canal-front streets where salt air works on every fastener. Many roofs here are on their second or third cycle, and honesty about what’s underneath matters most.
We evaluate decks before quoting surfaces, spec corrosion-resistant hardware near the water, and put every price in writing, with city permits on every job.