Where We Work
Based in Jupiter, Talbot is Florida’s go-to painting and roofing contractor. We have a wide coverage area of over 9500 square miles and growing, and we’ve been providing expert roofing and painting services for businesses and homeowners for over 5 decades. We understand your challenges, and we know how to fix your problems. Browse our coverage area below and get in touch today for a free estimate on your project.
Cities We Serve
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From Miami Beach to St. Lucie and everything in between, Talbot’s fingerprints are on thousands of completed roofing and painting projects across the South Florida region. Out customers love our work, and you will too. Learn more about what we can do for you.
Why Roof and Paint Maintenance is Critical in Florida
Stormy Weather
The intense tropical storms and hurricanes that frequently batter Florida create a relentless challenge for roofs and exterior paint. Powerful winds can lift and tear roofing materials, while driving rain and airborne debris cause immediate and catastrophic damage to protective surfaces. These storms subject buildings to extreme stress, with wind speeds often exceeding 100 miles per hour, which can strip away decades of careful maintenance in a matter of hours.
High Humidity
Florida's persistent humidity acts as a silent destroyer of building exteriors. The constant moisture creates an ideal breeding ground for mold, mildew, and rot, which slowly compromise the integrity of roofing materials and paint surfaces. Wooden structures and asphalt shingles are particularly vulnerable, with humidity levels often hovering between 70-90%, causing materials to expand, contract, and gradually deteriorate. This perpetual dampness accelerates decay far more quickly than in drier climates.
Salty Air
Coastal regions face an additional brutal challenge from salt-laden air, which acts like a corrosive agent on building exteriors. The microscopic salt crystals penetrate and break down protective paint layers, causing rapid oxidation and degradation of roofing materials. Metallic components, such as roof fasteners and flashing, are especially susceptible to accelerated corrosion, leading to premature failure and requiring frequent replacement. This constant chemical assault means that coastal properties must invest significantly more in maintenance to preserve their structural integrity.