Florida licenses: Certified Building Contractor CBC1266423 · Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1336138 · Certified Air Conditioning Contractor CAC1821642 · Electrical Contractor EC13004592

Roofing & AC Services in Clearwater and Pinellas County

Based in Clearwater since 2012 · Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1336138 · Certified Air Conditioning Contractor CAC1821642 · 4.7★ from 1,400+ Google reviews

We're not a call center an hour away. Our office and crews are based at 4914 Creekside Dr in Clearwater, and we repair and replace roofs and air conditioners, and install solar, for homeowners across Pinellas County.

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Roofing in Clearwater

  • Roof repair & storm damage: leaks, missing shingles, flashing and storm damage, with documentation for your insurance claim
  • Roof replacement: full tear-off and a new roof built to current Florida code, with the permit handled where one's required
  • Roof assessments before you buy, sell or go solar

We work with your insurance claim and provide documentation of roof damage. Your insurer decides what is covered.

Built for Gulf Coast storms

Clearwater sits right on the Gulf, so roofs here deal with salt air, summer thunderstorms and hurricane season. Every roof we replace is built to the Florida Building Code in effect at the time of the work, including its high-wind requirements.

Florida law also sets minimums for re-roofing a site-built home: the new roof must include a secondary water barrier, and the roof-deck attachment is strengthened or corrected where needed (Florida Statutes 553.844).

Homes on Clearwater Beach, Island Estates and Sand Key face constant salt air, so we talk through coastal exposure with you when we plan a new roof or AC system.

AC repair and replacement in Clearwater

  • AC repair: no cooling, water leaks, frozen coils, noisy units and thermostat problems
  • AC replacement: right-sized, energy-efficient systems, for potential savings on cooling costs

Going solar in Clearwater: Duke Energy and net metering

Most homes in Clearwater get their power from Duke Energy Florida. A few north Pinellas areas, including most of Oldsmar, are on Tampa Electric instead, so check the name on your bill.

Florida's net-metering rule (Florida Public Service Commission Rule 25-6.065) requires investor-owned utilities such as Duke Energy Florida to offer net metering for home solar. With Duke:

  • Duke installs a meter that measures the power you use and the extra solar power you send back to the grid, at no additional cost to you.
  • Extra solar power you send to the grid in a month is credited against your energy use on the next bill.
  • Unused credits carry forward for up to 12 months. After each calendar year, Duke pays out leftover credits at its as-available (COG-1) energy rate, not the retail rate.
  • You still pay at least the minimum or customer charge on your bill.

We handle the utility interconnection paperwork as part of your solar install, and our roofing crew can replace an older roof before the panels go on. Learn more about solar panel installation, home batteries and how net metering works.

Permits

Where a permit's required for your roof, AC or solar project, we handle it for you and schedule the inspections.

Clearwater neighborhoods and nearby towns

We work all over Clearwater, including Downtown Clearwater, Clearwater Beach, Island Estates, Sand Key, Countryside and Harbor Oaks, and in nearby Dunedin, Safety Harbor, Largo, Belleair, Palm Harbor, Oldsmar, Tarpon Springs, Seminole and Indian Rocks Beach. We also serve St. Petersburg and, across the bay, Tampa.

Clearwater FAQs

Who is the electric utility in Clearwater?

Most Clearwater homes are served by Duke Energy Florida. Some north Pinellas areas, including most of Oldsmar, are served by Tampa Electric. Your electric bill shows which utility you have.

How does Duke Energy credit extra solar power?

Under Florida's net-metering rule, extra solar power you send to the grid is credited to your next bill. Credits can carry forward for up to 12 months, and after each calendar year Duke pays out any unused credits at its as-available (COG-1) energy rate.

What does Florida code require when I replace my roof?

The new roof must meet the Florida Building Code in effect at the time, including its high-wind requirements. On a site-built home, Florida law also requires a secondary water barrier and strengthening or correcting the roof-deck attachment where needed. We explain what applies to your home with your estimate.

Do you handle permits in Clearwater?

Yes. Where a permit's required for your roof, AC or solar project, we handle it for you and schedule the inspections.

Where are you located?

4914 Creekside Dr, Clearwater, FL 33760. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 9 am–4 pm. Call (800) 515-1254.

Talk to your local Clearwater team

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Affordable Solar Roof & Air · 4914 Creekside Dr, Clearwater, FL 33760 · (800) 515-1254

Florida licenses: Certified Building Contractor CBC1266423 · Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1336138 · Certified Air Conditioning Contractor CAC1821642 · Electrical Contractor EC13004592

We serve 48 Florida counties: all of Florida except Broward, Miami-Dade, Duval and the Panhandle.