Packard Roofing and Waterproofing Inc

Yes! At Packard Roofing & Waterproofing, Inc., we proudly provide free, no-obligation roof estimates for homeowners and businesses throughout Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River Counties. When you schedule an estimate, one of our experienced roofing professionals will inspect your roof, identify any apparent damage or areas of concern, and discuss your options. If repairs or replacement are recommended, we'll provide a detailed written estimate explaining the scope of work, materials, and pricing—so you can make an informed decision. Our goal is to educate you, not pressure you. Whether your roof needs a minor repair, has storm damage, or is nearing the end of its service life, we'll answer your questions honestly and recommend the solution that's best for your property and budget. There's no cost, no obligation, and no high-pressure sales tactics—just professional advice from a licensed Florida roofing contractor you can trust.

Before starting a roof replacement, we complete thorough site preparation by protecting driveways, windows, mechanical systems, landscaping, pools, and adjacent structures to ensure your property remains safe throughout the project.

The timeline for a roof installation depends on factors such as roof size and complexity, roofing type, required inspections or approvals, and weather conditions, and once we review your project details, we can provide an estimated completion timeframe.

Roof flashing is a thin, waterproof material—typically steel, copper, or aluminum—installed beneath tiles or shingles to direct water away from vulnerable areas such as roof-to-wall connections, valleys, penetrations like vents or chimneys, and roof edges.

We assess your roof to determine whether repair or replacement is the best solution, as minor damage and small leaks can often be repaired, while widespread damage, structural issues, interior water staining, major leaks, or an aging roof may require full replacement.

Signs of roof damage may include water stains or leaks, dripping or staining along the fascia or soffit, missing or damaged tiles or shingles, mold or mildew growth, and visible sagging.