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Specialty Roofers Inc. to give free roof to military member or veteran

Specialty Roofers Inc. in Northwest Florida partners with GAF Roofing to provide a complimentary roof installation, including materials and labor, valued at over $7,000 to an active duty service member or veteran.

Jared Williams

A Northwest Florida roofing company is offering a free roof to military members as part of its community giving initiative.

Specialty Roofers Inc. (SRI), in partnership with GAF Roofing, announced its Roofs for Troops campaign to provide a complete roof installation to either an active duty service member or veteran.

“As a local company that deeply cares about our military members, we want to give back to those who fight for the freedoms that we enjoy at home,” said Mike Miller, President – General Manager of Residential Roofing Division.

The prize, valued at more than $7,000, includes all labor and materials. The selected homeowner can choose their shingle color and will receive SRI’s Golden Pledge warranty, covering materials for 50 years and labor for 25 years.

This isn’t SRI’s first community giveaway. The company has previously provided free roofs to first responders and local educators.

The award-winning company has earned recognition as one of Northwest Florida’s top roofing contractors, receiving accolades from Northwest Florida Daily News and Emerald Coast Magazine from 2018 to 2020, along with multiple “Best in Niceville” honors.

The free-to-enter contest will close with winner selection in early December. Winners will be notified by email or phone.

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