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Protect your home (and family) this storm season

Lakeland’s own High Tower Roofing is here to help your home weather any storm.

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It’s that time of year again, Lakeland.

The 2025 storm season began this month, and forecasts are predicting a 60% chance of “an above-normal season” — meaning more powerful tropical storms, heavy thunderstorms, and hurricanes, and more of them.

We all know how quickly this wet weather can get dangerous, and your roof is your home’s first line of defense. When it’s compromised, so is the safety of everyone inside.

Here’s how the local pros at High Tower Roofing can help keep your space safe and sound.

🎯 Spot small issues before they become big problems

All it takes is one damaged or missing shingle to let water seep into your home. Once that happens, the moisture can quietly wreak havoc behind your walls and ceilings.

Homeowners should always fully replace loose shingles, or each subsequent storm will only make matters worse.

🏠 Look for wear + tear inside and out

High Tower Roofing recommends checking your shingles from different angles to be sure they’re holding on tight. Then, head inside and scour your home and attic for signs of stains that may indicate a leak.

Pro tip: Shiny shingles are a big red flag because the lack of protective granules may mean the patch is no longer watertight.

🔨 Call in the local experts

If something looks off, don’t wait. High Tower Roofing — a trusted Lakeland business for over 11 years — offers free inspections to help you understand what your roof really needs.

Their experienced team will walk you through the repair or replacement process step by step, including help with insurance claims to make sure you get the coverage you deserve.

Beware of out-of-town contractors offering quick fixes: When the next storm hits, quality matters. High Tower stands behind every job and will be around to ensure your home is protected long after the crew packs up.

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