Perry Roofing Contractors

If you've driven through Haile Plantation, Tioga, or the established neighborhoods west of Gainesville, you've probably passed a Perry Roofing truck. The company has been fixing and replacing roofs in Alachua County for over fifteen years, building the kind of local presence that comes from consistent work in the same communities year after year. Perry is a small operation by choice. The owner still handles estimates personally, and the crew that shows up is the same group every time—not a rotating cast of subcontractors pulled together for each project. That continuity matters for quality control and accountability. When something needs attention after the job is done, there's no question about who's responsible. The company handles full replacements, leak repairs, and storm damage restoration. Metal roofing and shingle systems, plus the gutter work that's often connected to drainage problems. Most projects are residential, though smaller commercial buildings fit the crew's scope. Material recommendations are based on the building and budget—not on whatever product offers the best margin that month. Leak repairs get particular attention. Water intrusion is rarely straightforward—the stain on the ceiling often appears far from the actual entry point, and patching the obvious spot doesn't solve the underlying problem. Perry's approach involves tracing water paths, identifying actual entry points, and fixing problems at the source rather than applying temporary solutions that fail within a year. Storm damage work includes proper documentation for insurance purposes. Photos, measurements, damage specifications—the materials adjusters need to process claims efficiently. The goal isn't to inflate claims; it's to ensure legitimate damage gets covered appropriately. There's no call center. You reach real people who know your project and can answer questions without putting you on hold. That's how local roofing should work.