Look at the current roof
We start with your roof condition, roof shape, storm exposure, and whether metal or shingle makes more sense for the home.
FORTIFIED metal and shingle roofs
A stronger roof path for homeowners who want better hurricane, wind, and heavy-rain protection without guessing which details matter.

TyMar installs FORTIFIED roof options for both metal roofing and shingle roofing projects.
Tell us whether you are considering a FORTIFIED metal roof, FORTIFIED shingle roof, or need help comparing both.
“Tyler Martin was incredibly honest and upfront from the start. He walked me through every step of the process, and his crew did an outstanding job installing our standing seam metal roof.”
AJ Palmisano, Kenner, LA
How your free estimate works
Built for storm-season confidence
A regular roof can look fine and still have weak points during high wind and wind-driven rain. FORTIFIED focuses on the details that help keep the roof attached and help keep water out when Gulf Coast storms test the home.
For homeowners who want the longest replacement cycle and strong hurricane, wind, and heavy-rain protection. Standing seam and metal shingle options can be discussed as part of the FORTIFIED path.
For homeowners who need a stronger roof system but prefer an asphalt shingle roof. The upgrade is not just the shingle; the deck, edges, and installation details matter.
What homeowners gain
The practical question is not whether the roof has a label. It is whether the roof is built with stronger details for the weather your home actually faces: wind trying to peel the roof upward, rain trying to enter openings, and repeated storm exposure.
If shingles or panels are damaged in a storm, a sealed roof deck covers gaps in the wood beneath them so wind-driven rain is less likely to reach the attic and living space.
Roof edges are vulnerable in high wind. FORTIFIED details focus on keeping the roof system locked down where storms often start peeling it back.
High wind pulls upward on a roof. Stronger fastening helps keep the wood roof connected to the home instead of lifting away.
An independent evaluator documents key installation steps so the homeowner has evidence for the FORTIFIED designation process and possible insurance review.
How the estimate works
We start with your roof condition, roof shape, storm exposure, and whether metal or shingle makes more sense for the home.
You get a plain-English explanation of what FORTIFIED changes and how those details help with wind and rain.
If FORTIFIED is the right fit, we talk through the material path, documentation needs, and next steps before work starts.
Client Testimonials