Roofing Contractor in Babcock Ranch, FL

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Don’t let a leaky roof rain on your parade! AKM Roofing provides reliable roofing services in Babcock Ranch and throughout Lee County.

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  • Residential and Commercial Roofing: We handle projects of all sizes.
  • Tile and Shingle Roofing: Expertise in a variety of roofing materials.
  • Emergency Tarping: Fast response to protect your property from storm damage.
  • Regular roof inspections can catch small problems before they become major expenses.
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    AKM Roofing is your trusted local roofing contractor.As a customer, you’re owed pristine service and materials for the job in Lee County. Our team is skilled in all aspects of roofing, from minor repairs to complete roof replacements. We work with a variety of roofing materials, including asphalt shingles (architectural and 3-tab), concrete tiles, and metal roofing systems, ensuring we have the perfect solution for your home.

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  • Inspection: We carefully assess your roof’s condition to identify any damage or potential issues.
  • Recommendation: We’ll discuss your options and recommend the best solution for your needs and budget.
  • Installation: Our skilled roofers will install your new roof or complete your repairs efficiently and to the highest standards.
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    Roofing Services in Babcock Ranch, FL

    AKM Roofing; Your Lee County Roofing Solution

    Whether you need a few shingles replaced or a whole new roof, AKM Roofing has you covered. We offer a bundle of roofing services. Contact us at 941-224-9423 to schedule your free estimate today!

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    Occupying land in both Charlotte and Lee counties near Fort Myers, Babcock Ranch was named after Edward Vose Babcock, a lumber baron and mayor of Pittsburgh (1918-1922), who purchased the land in 1914. The land’s primary use was logging and agriculture, and those uses continue to generate funds for maintenance and operation of the Babcock Ranch Preserve. The Babcock Ranch Preserve Act enacted by the Florida legislature in 2006 made it the first Florida preserve responsible for generating its own funding under a public private management partnership that includes the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the Florida Forest Service.

    In the late 1990s, the Babcock family sought to sell the ranch to the state of Florida. The property was considered a priority for purchase by conservation leaders who saw it as the final section needed to establish an environmental corridor stretching from Lake Okeechobee in the center of Florida all of the way to the Charlotte Harbor Estuary on Florida’s Gulf Coast.

    The state offered US$455 million for 91,000 acres (37,000 ha) in 2005, but negotiations broke down over the structure of the transaction and tax issues. A sale of the real estate would have triggered significant tax liabilities that could be avoided if ownership was transferred through sale of all corporate stock. The state was barred from meeting the family’s terms by a provision in the state constitution prohibiting use of land acquisition funds for purchase of a private company’s stock.

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