True Force Roofing

True Force Roofing operates across Gainesville and Alachua County with manufacturer certifications that most contractors either don't pursue or can't maintain. These credentials—from GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed—require verified installation quality, ongoing training, and a track record that demonstrates competence. They're not marketing badges; they're earned through performance and allow the company to offer extended warranty coverage. The team handles residential and commercial roofing projects ranging from straightforward shingle replacements to complex multi-layer commercial systems. Storm damage restoration is a significant part of the work, especially during Florida's hurricane season. When severe weather hits Alachua County, True Force responds with emergency tarping, thorough damage assessment, and the documentation insurance companies need to process claims. Every project is documented with inspection photos and detailed scopes. Material recommendations factor in wind ratings, UV exposure, expected service life, and budget constraints. Standing-seam metal for durability where it's justified. Architectural shingles for cost-effective protection on most residential projects. TPO or modified bitumen for appropriate commercial applications. The recommendation matches the situation—not a one-size-fits-all approach. True Force carries full liability and workers' compensation coverage—not optional protections, but essential for homeowners who don't want exposure to risk during a roofing project. Uninsured workers injured on your property create liability problems that can be financially devastating. True Force handles that responsibility properly. Crews are in-house employees, not subcontractors assembled project by project. That ensures consistent quality standards and clear accountability. When the estimator promises certain work, the installation crew delivers it because they work for the same company with the same standards. Estimates are free and come in writing with materials and labor separated. The work is warrantied. Most business comes from referrals—past customers who send neighbors because the project went smoothly and the roof is holding up years later.