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A's Star Roofing, Inc.
About A's Star Roofing
When a Southwest Florida homeowner or business searches for a roofer they can count on, A's Star Roofing is a name worth finding. Owner Ken Siharath has spent 15 years roofing across the region, handling both residential and commercial jobs on every major roof type: shingle, tile, metal, TPO, and flat systems. The work runs from a single leak repair all the way to a full roof replacement, and when a roof fails suddenly, they respond fast on emergencies. The focus is simple and consistent: careful workmanship, straight pricing, and roofs built to hold up to Florida weather for the long haul.
Services
- Residential Roofing
- Commercial Roofing
- Shingle Roofs
- Tile Roofs
- Metal Roofs
- TPO & Flat Roofing
- Roof Repair
- Full Roof Replacement
- Leak & Emergency Repair
- Roof Inspections
Service area & contact
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Frequently asked questions
What types of roofs does A's Star Roofing work on?
Shingle, tile, metal, and TPO/flat roof systems, on both homes and commercial buildings, from a single repair to a full replacement.
What areas do they serve?
Venice, Nokomis, Englewood, and Sarasota, extending to Port Charlotte, Arcadia, Fort Myers, and across Southwest Florida.
Do they handle emergency leaks?
Yes. When a roof fails suddenly they respond quickly on emergency leak repairs, in addition to scheduled repairs and full replacements.
How long has the owner been roofing?
Ken Siharath has 15 years roofing across Southwest Florida, on both residential and commercial buildings.
Do they replace whole roofs or only repair them?
Both. The work runs from a single leak repair through to a full roof replacement, on shingle, tile, metal, TPO and flat systems.
Do they work on commercial buildings as well as homes?
Yes. Both residential and commercial roofing, including flat and TPO systems which are more common on commercial properties.
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