Roof Inspection in Fort Myers Beach, FL

Local Roof Inspections in Lee County

AKM Roofing provides thorough roof inspections in Fort Myers Beach, FL. We’ll help you identify potential problems and keep your roof in excellent condition.

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Reasons to call us for Roof Inspection

Benefits of Roof Inspections

  • Find roof leaks early and avoid expensive repairs.
  • A well-maintained roof can increase your property value.
  • Identify insulation problems and improve your home’s energy savings.
  • Regular maintenance helps your roof last longer.
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    Serving Fort Myers Beach Areas

    AKM Roofing is a leading roofing company in Fort Myers Beach, FL. Our skilled roof inspectors have years of experience and are ready to assist you. We offer a full range of roofing services to meet your needs. We’re known throughout Lee County for our focus on quality and customer satisfaction.

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    Our Inspection Process by AKM Roofing

    Our Roof Inspection Process

  • Initial Assessment: We’ll start by checking the overall condition of your roof.
  • Detailed Inspection: Our trained roof inspectors will carefully examine your roof.
  • Report: You’ll receive a detailed report of our findings and recommendations.
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    Roof inspections are essential for keeping your home safe and well-maintained. At AKM Roofing, we’re skilled in all types of roof inspections, including leak detection and metal roof inspection. Our team can spot even minor signs of damage. Regular inspections can help prevent costly repairs down the road. We’re proud to serve Lee County. Call us at 941-224-9423 to learn more!

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    The Calusa Indians first inhabited Estero Island, the island that Fort Myers Beach, occupies, 2,000 years ago. The Calusa Indians resisted Spanish colonization attempts successfully including those by Ponce de León in 1513 and 1521. The Calusa met their demise 150 years later due to disease, hostilities, and political and economic upheaval. In the mid to late 1700s, Cuban fishermen then began to settle a small fishing village known as a Ranchero. This effectively displaced the remaining Calusa. In 1845, Florida became the 27th state.

    The Homestead Act of 1862 initiated American settlements on Estero Island. In 1862, Robert Gilbert received a homestead grant at the end of Connecticut Street, the highest point on Fort Myers Beach. In 1911, William Case developed the first subdivision and cottage rental industry. By 1914, all the property on the island was homesteaded with little industry beyond a hotel, fishing, gardening, and a sawmill operated by the Koreshan Unity (a communal society based on mainland Estero). At this point, Estero Island was named Crescent Beach.

    Development on Crescent Beach was slow until the 1920s when Florida gained national attention as a vacation destination. In 1921, a toll bridge was opened connecting the beach to the mainland, followed closely by the construction of two casinos, hotels, a pier and the island’s first canal. The land boom ended with the hurricanes of 1921 and 1926 that challenged the paradise appeal of southwest Florida. Despite entering a depression, Crescent Beach continued to gain small businesses, restaurants, subdivisions, and a school. In the 1950s, Crescent Beach continued to modernize. Many hotels were built including the Rancho del Mar, which boasted the first swimming pool. Additionally, the swing bridge was electrified to facilitate traffic. During this time, “pink gold” or pink shrimp were discovered igniting the shrimping industry and ancillary businesses to support it as the population increased by 50 percent. During this second land boom, numerous civic organizations, churches, local newspapers, weather and US Coast Guard stations, and the Beach Library were added to the island. The library became the first free public library in Lee County and opened in 1955 in a one-room cottage with a single librarian.

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