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Request a proposal or an assessment
Tell us about your community's roofs and what you'd like help with. Egret Roofing serves condominium associations and HOAs across North Florida — Nassau, Duval, St. Johns, and Clay counties — and we'll follow up to schedule a walk-through and prepare a written proposal your board can put on its agenda.
What is the fastest way to reach us?
Email is the fastest way to reach us, and the button below opens a message pre-filled with the details we need to help you quickly. We don't have an online form wired up yet, and we'd rather give you a real inbox than a black hole.
Helpful details to include
- Community or building name and city
- Roughly how many buildings or roofs
- Roof type, if you know it (flat, shingle, tile, metal)
- Your role — board member, CAM, or owner
- Whether this is routine planning or an active leak / storm
Contact details
- Phone
- (904) 869-3420
- Based in
- Fernandina Beach, FL
- Serving
- Fernandina Beach, Amelia Island, Yulee, Nassau County, Jacksonville / Duval, St. Johns, and Clay
Emergency leaks
Program members receive a 24–48 hour leak response year-round and priority inspection after named storms. If you're a member with an active leak, call us directly.
Which communities do you work with?
We work with community associations rather than individual homeowners: condominium associations, HOAs, townhome and villa communities, and the community association managers who run them. If your association maintains the roofs — whether that is one mid-rise flat roof or thirty pitched shingle roofs — we can help. Our condo and HOA roofing page explains how the two differ, and the service area page lists exactly where we work.
What happens after I get in touch?
We reply to schedule a walk-through of your roofs, then send a written proposal your board can put on its next agenda. Most communities start with a one-time condition assessment — grades, remaining life, and a capital outlook — and decide about the Roof Asset Management Program after they have seen the report. If you would rather put rough numbers together first, the free planning tools will get you a budget figure in a few minutes, and the FAQ answers most of what boards ask before the first call.
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