We are closed in honor of Memorial Day, but we will continue to support all operations in progress. For service requests, please email roofleaks@ramconroofing.com. For general inquiries, please email info@ramconroofing.com. Thank you to all those who served, Team RAMCON…

Most building owners are unaware of a small piece of Florida’s Building Code that can be a big factor when it comes to handling major repairs on buildings across Florida. This rule can affect how much your insurance company is willing to reimburse you for roof damages after a storm or another such…

…

In Florida, we are all-too-familiar with Hurricanes and the damage that they can bring. Unfortunately, Florida is not the only place that has to deal with these forces of mother nature. Many other parts of the world have similar tropical seasons that bring dangerous weather and storms to other parts…

RAMCON has been named one of Firestone Building Product’s Master Contractors again! What is a Master Contractor? The Firestone Building Products Master Contractor program recognizes the top 5% of approved Firestone contractors throughout North and Latin America. The factors that invite…

    This hurricane season has finally come to an end. While we were spared major damage in our area, we will remember this storm season to be active and full of surprises. The 2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season ran from June 1st until November 30th. This season we saw 18 named storms in the region.…

Google has officially ended their Google Plus Social Platform Account. We invite you to visit our social media sites to see us in action and follow our journey. Whether you see us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, we are working hard to provide quality service to each of our clients.

Check us out here:

…

Hurricane Season 2018 is almost here! This season don’t let your roof go neglected during this storm season. Get one of our trained technicians to protect your building from the oncoming winds and rain! Here in Florida, we are no strangers to strong winds and heavy rains — most recently with …

Adding insulation to the walls of an existing building typically is not economically feasible, unless the building is to be re-clad for aesthetic reasons or if other significant deficiencies exist. But replacing a roof system is an option.