Grayhawk Remodeling Receives Proclamation from the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation Windows, Roofing, Remodeling Company Recognized for outstanding achievements throughout 16 years of service as a Certified Building Contractor for the great state of Florida. From Left: Melanie Griffin, Secretary – Florida DBPR; Todd Shely, CEO – Grayhawk Remodeling; Troy Lezotte, Sales Mgr. – Grayhawk Remodeling. BRADENTON, FL

Yes, they do. And they are especially effective in Florida, where hurricane season spans six months, officially beginning on June 1 and ending on November 30. As confirmed by storms that devastated parts of the Sunshine State during the last several decades—including Hurricane Irma (category 4) in 2017 and Hurricane Andrew (category 5) in 1992—it is important for every homeowner

The short answer is yes. According to the Florida Building Code (FBC), any home built after 2001 must have a qualifying form of storm protection for its exterior windows. There are two ways to satisfy this requirement: (1) install hurricane windows with impact-resistant glass; or (2) protect the windows with hurricane shutters. What Is Impact-Resistant Glass? To qualify as impact-resistant

There are special considerations when it comes to choosing a roofing system for your coastal home and finding the materials that will hold up best in this unique climate is important for the longevity and protection of your property. Because of the wet conditions and salty air, many traditional roofing systems are prone to breaking down or deteriorating faster than

                                                               GRAYHAWK REMODELING, LLC PARTNERS WITH ONE TREE PLANTED Grayhawk Remodeling, LLC will plant one (1) tree for every contract signed. Bradenton, FL, Oct. 28th, 2021 – Grayhawk Remodeling, LLC

We’ve all seen images of homes in Florida destroyed when they ended up in the direct path of a hurricane and wondered “can that happen to my home?” Unfortunately, occasional extreme weather is simply a fact of life on Florida’s west coast, so it’s worth investing in proper hurricane prevention. Your roof is a key part of this. In this

Replacing the roof on your home in Florida is a major investment, and you want to be sure you’re getting the best value. However, with so many materials and brands available, it can be difficult to determine what’s best for your home. Here, we’ll discuss two of the most popular styles of roofing for Florida homes—tile and asphalt shingles—to help