G & G Roofing

G & G Roofing works out of Rockledge and handles residential and commercial projects across Brevard County. The company has built particular expertise in leak diagnosis—the investigative work that finds where water actually enters a building rather than just patching where damage appears. Water intrusion is rarely straightforward. The stain on the ceiling might be feet away from the actual roof penetration. Water travels along rafters, down sheathing seams, through insulation, and emerges far from its entry point. Patching the obvious spot often doesn't solve the problem—it just delays the next visible damage until conditions are right for water to find its way inside again. G & G's approach involves systematic investigation. Checking flashing details at every transition. Examining penetrations where pipes, vents, and equipment pass through the roof. Testing areas where different roof planes meet. Understanding how water moves through building assemblies and identifying the actual entry points. This diagnostic discipline applies to every project, not just obvious leak repairs. The company handles repairs, full replacements, and storm damage restoration. Metal and shingle work for residential projects. Flat roof systems for commercial buildings. Material recommendations are matched to buildings rather than driven by margin considerations. Family-owned since 2003, G & G has built its reputation in Brevard County through consistent quality and honest communication. The same people who provide estimates do the work—no handoffs between sales teams and installation crews. When customers have questions, they reach someone who knows their project. Full licensing and insurance coverage are maintained. Workers' comp protects homeowners from liability exposure during projects. Subcontracting is avoided to maintain quality control and accountability. Most business comes from referrals. When someone recommends their roofer to a neighbor, that reflects well on how the project went. That pattern has been consistent for two decades.