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Surf & Turf Roofing

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Surf & Turf Roofing

Surf & Turf Roofing was started in 2008 by Guy Salani and Kyle Scott who thought that homeowners were being taken advantage of in a largely unregulated industry. They decided it was time to step in and make a difference. With their experience in project management and knowledge of the construction industry, they strive to be a roofing company that helps every homeowner that they can.

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6151 Lake Osprey Drive, Sarasota, FL 34240 (941) 242-7663 surfandturfflorida.com

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We're redoing my parents roof and their chimney needs some repair work as well. Is it better to do the masonry work before or after we do the rest of the roof?

Dan Purcell of Purcell Construction ^PRO answered:

Jul 27, 2018

Definitely before you do the roof, masonary work and any flashing around the chimney should be done prior to starting on the roofing.

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What is the biggest "gotcha!" that customers experience when doing a kitchen remodel? (and how do I avoid them?)

Joseph Ferrantegennaro of The Bath & Kitchen Gallery ^PRO answered:

May 6, 2014

Most fail to take the time and write down the scope of work they need to have completed. Think of all the trades involved in a kitchen project. Will you need new counter tops? cabinets? sink, faucet? ... read more

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