Gulf Coast Roofing

Gulf Coast Roofing has been replacing roofs in Bay County since 1997. That's twenty-seven years of hurricane seasons, which means the company has seen what holds up and what doesn't—repeatedly. When Hurricane Michael hit in 2018, Gulf Coast crews were among the first responding because they'd already built the systems and relationships that massive storm response requires. Metal roofing is a specialty. Standing-seam systems properly installed with appropriate fasteners and wind clips actually withstand coastal conditions. The salt air that corrodes cheaper materials, the wind loads that peel back improperly secured roofing—Gulf Coast has addressed these challenges for over two decades and knows what works. Not every roof needs metal, but when durability and longevity justify the investment, the company delivers quality installation. Shingle work is equally important. Most residential projects in Bay County involve architectural shingles—a practical choice when cost matters and proper installation techniques account for local conditions. Wind ratings, starter course details, valley construction methods—the specifics that determine whether shingles stay put during serious weather. Commercial flat roofs round out the scope. TPO and modified bitumen systems for warehouses, retail buildings, and multi-family properties. Material selection is matched to building use, expected traffic, and budget parameters. The company maintains relationships with commercial property managers who need reliable maintenance and replacement on predictable schedules. Gulf Coast employs its own crews and maintains comprehensive insurance coverage. Subcontracting creates accountability gaps that don't serve customers. Workers' comp protects homeowners from liability exposure during projects. These aren't optional protections—they're essential. Estimates are detailed and free. The work is warrantied. Most business comes from repeat customers and referrals—the pattern that develops when projects go well and roofs hold up years later.