Roofing One by One is a subsidiary of Rocha Brothers Contracting, with over 15 years of proven experience in the construction industry in Southwest Florida. We are fully licensed and insured, and specialize in installations, repairs, and full roof replacements using premium materials. Our commitment to quality and reliability ensures long-lasting protection for your property. Choosing Roofing One by One means choosing peace of mind—protecting what matters most is our priority.

Before we begin, we take steps to safeguard your home and landscaping: we cover gardens, plants, and pools with tarps, protect the air conditioning unit, and place plywood over the driveway when the debris container arrives. Our crew handles waste carefully to keep your property clean and safe throughout the project.

The choice depends on budget, style, and desired longevity:

• Architectural (asphalt) shingles: affordable and durable, ideal for most homes.
• Premium shingles: a high-end option with longer lifespan and improved aesthetics.
• Metal roof (standing seam): modern, energy-efficient and highly durable.
• Cedar shake, composite or slate: high-end materials with exceptional longevity.

On average, an architectural shingle roof lasts between 20 and 25 years. Premium materials such as metal, composite, or slate can last significantly longer. Lifespan depends on material, the climate in Southwest Florida, and proper maintenance.

Generally, homeowners insurance covers damage caused by severe weather events (hurricanes, hail, strong winds, falling branches). It typically does not cover normal wear and tear or damage from lack of maintenance.

Our typical warranties:

• Labor warranty: 5 years from Roofing One by One.
• Material warranty: Varies by manufacturer; can range from 10 years up to a lifetime warranty depending on the product.

Most residential replacements are completed in 1 to 3 days, depending on the home’s size, the material, and complexity. Weather conditions can also affect the schedule.

• Tear-off: Removal of the old roof.
• Debris handling: Cleanup and waste management.
• New installation: Precise installation of the chosen system.
• Final inspection: Check to ensure code compliance and quality.

• Inspect your roof at least twice a year and after major storms.
• Remove leaves, branches and other debris.
• Keep gutters and downspouts clean.
• Trim trees that overhang the roof.
• Ensure proper attic ventilation.
• Repair small issues promptly to prevent larger damage.