Does Estate Roofing use subcontractors on its projects?

No. Every person who works on your roof is a direct Estate Roofing employee. This is one of the core commitments the company was built on. Using in-house crews means consistent quality, clear accountability, and no handoffs to outside labor. Owner PJ Eckerd personally oversees each project from start to final cleanup, so you always know who is responsible for the work being done on your property.

What types of roofing materials does Estate Roofing install?

Estate Roofing installs a wide range of residential roofing materials, including concrete tile profiles from Eagle Tile (Malibu and Capistrano) and Crown, metal systems such as 24ga Galvalume standing seam and 5-V Crimp, stone coated steel in Shake and Pepper profiles from Varatile, and shingles from GAF (Timberline Ultra HD) and Owens Corning. The right material depends on your property, your neighborhood's standards, and your priorities, and PJ will walk you through the options during your estimate.

How does Estate Roofing handle storm damage and insurance claims?

When a storm causes active water intrusion, Estate Roofing provides emergency temporary repairs to stop damage immediately. The company specifically avoids tarping because tarps can cause additional damage to the roof system and complicate insurance claims. Estate Roofing also meets insurance adjusters on-site and provides detailed, line-item estimates to help ensure your loss report is accurate and fair.

Does Estate Roofing work on commercial properties or very tall buildings?

No. Estate Roofing works exclusively on residential properties up to three stories.

What warranty does Estate Roofing provide on its workmanship?

Estate Roofing issues a 5-year workmanship warranty on every project. The warranty is waterproof-guaranteed and is transferable to one subsequent owner, which adds value if you sell your property. This warranty covers the quality of the installation itself. Manufacturer warranties for materials such as GAF, Owens Corning, and Eagle Tile are separate and vary by product.

Can Estate Roofing upgrade existing skylights to hurricane impact-rated units?

Yes. Estate Roofing installs tubular skylights and upgrades existing skylight units to hurricane impact-rated glass. Non-impact skylights may not meet current Florida building code requirements, and upgrading to impact-rated units can support insurance compliance. In some cases, this type of upgrade may contribute to reductions in homeowner insurance premiums, though specific outcomes vary by carrier and policy.

Does Estate Roofing install gutters or handle soffit work?

No. Gutters and soffits are outside the scope of Estate Roofing's services. The company focuses exclusively on roofing systems and related components such as skylights and attic ventilation. If you need gutter or soffit work, Estate Roofing can provide a professional referral to a qualified contractor.

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We are proud to serve homeowners throughout Southwest Florida, including Naples, Marco Island, Bonita Springs, Estero, and Ave Maria. Our work extends into some of the region's most distinctive neighborhoods, including Golden Gate Estates, Pelican Bay, the Vineyards, Lely, Parkshore, Audubon, Hawks Ridge, Orangetree, and Naples Park. Whether your property is in a gated community with strict HOA requirements or a custom build on a private lot, we have the experience and local knowledge to get the job done correctly and on your timeline.

In a market full of transient contractors and post-storm door knockers, Estate Roofing stands apart by doing things the right way. We do not use subcontractors. Every crew member working on your property is a trusted, experienced Estate Roofing employee. PJ Eckerd personally oversees each project from the initial consultation through final site cleanup. This level of involvement is rare in the roofing industry, and it is one of the reasons we have maintained a consistent reputation for excellence across Southwest Florida for more than three decades. When you choose Estate Roofing, you are choosing a partner who is accountable at every stage.

Does Estate Roofing use subcontractors on its projects?
No. Every person who works on your roof is a direct Estate Roofing employee. This is one of the core commitments the company was built on. Using in-house crews means consistent quality, clear accountability, and no handoffs to outside labor. Owner PJ Eckerd personally oversees each project from start to final cleanup, so you always know who is responsible for the work being done on your property.
What types of roofing materials does Estate Roofing install?
Estate Roofing installs a wide range of residential roofing materials, including concrete tile profiles from Eagle Tile (Malibu and Capistrano) and Crown, metal systems such as 24ga Galvalume standing seam and 5-V Crimp, stone coated steel in Shake and Pepper profiles from Varatile, and shingles from GAF (Timberline Ultra HD) and Owens Corning. The right material depends on your property, your neighborhood's standards, and your priorities, and PJ will walk you through the options during your estimate.
How does Estate Roofing handle storm damage and insurance claims?
When a storm causes active water intrusion, Estate Roofing provides emergency temporary repairs to stop damage immediately. The company specifically avoids tarping because tarps can cause additional damage to the roof system and complicate insurance claims. Estate Roofing also meets insurance adjusters on-site and provides detailed, line-item estimates to help ensure your loss report is accurate and fair.
What areas in Southwest Florida does Estate Roofing serve?
Estate Roofing serves homeowners and builders throughout the Greater Naples area, including Naples, Marco Island, Bonita Springs, Estero, and Ave Maria. The company also works in specific neighborhoods such as Golden Gate Estates, Pelican Bay, the Vineyards, Lely, Parkshore, Hawks Ridge, Orangetree, and Naples Park. For properties in gated communities or HOA-governed neighborhoods, Estate Roofing has experience managing the documentation and approval requirements those communities require.
Does Estate Roofing work on commercial properties or very tall buildings?
No. Estate Roofing works exclusively on residential properties up to three stories.
What warranty does Estate Roofing provide on its workmanship?
Estate Roofing issues a 5-year workmanship warranty on every project. The warranty is waterproof-guaranteed and is transferable to one subsequent owner, which adds value if you sell your property. This warranty covers the quality of the installation itself. Manufacturer warranties for materials such as GAF, Owens Corning, and Eagle Tile are separate and vary by product.
Can Estate Roofing upgrade existing skylights to hurricane impact-rated units?
Yes. Estate Roofing installs tubular skylights and upgrades existing skylight units to hurricane impact-rated glass. Non-impact skylights may not meet current Florida building code requirements, and upgrading to impact-rated units can support insurance compliance. In some cases, this type of upgrade may contribute to reductions in homeowner insurance premiums, though specific outcomes vary by carrier and policy.
Does Estate Roofing install gutters or handle soffit work?
No. Gutters and soffits are outside the scope of Estate Roofing's services. The company focuses exclusively on roofing systems and related components such as skylights and attic ventilation. If you need gutter or soffit work, Estate Roofing can provide a professional referral to a qualified contractor.

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Marco Island Standing Seam Metal Roof

March 21, 2019

This is another Marco Island roof we recently put on. It is a Standing Seam Metal roof - Color: Charcoal Grey. It looks absolutely beautiful!

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Golden Gate Estates - 5-V Crimp Metal Roof

November 2, 2018

On this project, we removed the existing shingle roof and installed 5-V Crimp Metal in a Mill Finish. The owner tells us he is now the “envy of the neighborhood”!