What is Wright Roofing Contractors LLC?
Wright Roofing Contractors LLC is a roofing service based in Tallahassee, Florida1.
What services does Wright Roofing Contractors LLC offer?
Wright Roofing Contractors LLC offers a variety of roofing services. The specific services they offer could be found on their official website or by contacting them directly1

• What types of roofing materials does Wright Roofing Contractors LLC offer?
  • Wright Roofing Contractors LLC offers several types of roofing materials to their residential and commercial customers including asphalt shingle roofs, metal roofs, clay tiles, concrete tiles, and slate shingles.
• How do I decide which roofing material to use on my roof?
  • This depends on several things—your budget, needs, and taste. In addition, you should also think about the lifecycle cost of the material. Another consideration is although some materials are more expensive upfront, they may have a longer life expectancy and require less maintenance.
• How long does it take to replace my roof?
  • The time it takes to replace a roof can vary depending on the size and complexity of the roof, the materials used, and the weather conditions. It’s best to discuss this with your roofing contractor for a more accurate estimate.

• What are the signs my roof has problems?
  • Signs that your roof may have problems include cracked masonry around the chimney, water backing up in the eaves, signs of roof rot which includes a spongy feeling when you walk on it, wet spots on ceilings, in the attic, or crawl spaces, damaged flashing, and shingles that are blistering, buckling, or curled².
• My roof is leaking. Can it be repaired, or does it need to be replaced?
  • It depends. If your roof is simply leaking, but in good condition otherwise, repairs may be all that are necessary. However, if it shows signs of wear and is old in addition to leaking it may require a full replacement.
• Are there any energy savings benefits to installing a new roof?
  • Absolutely! A new roof can lower your energy bill. One way to make the roof energy efficient is to use a roofing material that does not absorb the energy from the sun, but rather reflects it back into the environment.