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Ocala Roofing Contractor

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Ocala Roofing Contractor

Ocala Roofing Contractor is a Veteran Owned roofing company that provide professional service throughout Central Florida. We offer high quality asphalt shingle and metal roofs in the Ocala, Florida market and the surrounding North Central Florida. Our services include roof repairs, total roof replacements, inspection reports for buying/selling homes, and other roofing request. We are a License and insured company.

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433 Marion Oaks Trl, Ocala, FL 34473 (352) 575-7411 https://ocalaroofingcontractor.com

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I have a home built 1956 with original aluminum crank out picture window that I'd like painted to match my brown gutters.

Nilza Jackson of WCI Group Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jul 17, 2015

Aluminum windows are not energy efficient and they are noisy. If the window is more than 10 years old, replace it with an energy star rated vinyl window that has bronze outside/white inside. It will ... read more

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Can a tankless water heater be installed in my condominium?

Sam Sparacino of American Solar Energy ^PRO answered:

Jun 2, 2015

Yes you can. However every condominium association has its owns rules and regulations.

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