Roofing in Spanish Fort, Alabama
Spanish Fort's subdivisions were built in a hurry in the 2000s, and those builder-grade roofs are hitting the end of their life all at once. We replace them the FORTIFIED way, with the grant when it applies.
What Spanish Fort roofs are up against
Most of Spanish Fort was built between 1998 and 2012 — Spanish Fort Estates, Timbercreek, Stonebridge, the neighborhoods off Highway 31 and Highway 225. Those roofs were installed to the code of the day: 3-tab or basic architectural shingles, decking stapled rather than nailed, no sealed seams. Twenty years and one Hurricane Sally later, many of them are leaking at the valleys and losing shingles in ordinary thunderstorms.
The good news is that a full replacement is the moment to fix all of it. A FORTIFIED roof re-nails the deck with ring-shank nails, seals every seam, and locks down the edges — and it earns the state-mandated wind discount on your homeowners policy. Spanish Fort addresses qualify for the Strengthen Alabama Homes grant, and we're on the state's approved contractor list.
The roofing jobs we do most in Spanish Fort
Subdivision roof replacements
Builder-grade roofs from the 2000s, replaced with Atlas Pinnacle Pristine and full FORTIFIED details. We handle HOA color approvals.
SAH grant FORTIFIED roofs
Spanish Fort is inside the grant area. We walk you through enrollment, bid through the state portal, and build to pass the evaluator.
Storm damage & insurance claims
Sally-era damage that never got fixed right. We document it, meet the adjuster, and build it back better than it was.
See how it works: FORTIFIED roof replacement · the SAH grant, step by step · metal roofing
Why a FORTIFIED roof pays for itself in Spanish Fort
A discount the state requires
Alabama insurers must give FORTIFIED homes a discount on the wind portion of the premium — typically 20–35% for FORTIFIED Roof and more for Silver and Gold. On the coast that is often the largest line on the bill.
Proven in Hurricane Sally
The state and IBHS studied more than 40,000 Mobile and Baldwin homes after Sally: FORTIFIED homes had 55–74% fewer claims. That is why the discount exists.
Up to $10,000 from the grant
The Strengthen Alabama Homes grant covers up to $10,000 of a FORTIFIED roof for qualifying homes in Mobile and Baldwin County. We're an approved contractor and we'll walk you through it.
Learn more: how the SAH grant works · what makes a roof FORTIFIED · why we install Atlas Pinnacle Pristine
What our customers say
Bowab roofing did a really great job! The roof inspector even said it was the best roof he has inspected in a long time. Would definitely recommend them to anyone who needs a new roof.
No pressure. No storm-chaser games. Just a straight answer about your roof.
We'll look at the whole roof system — deck, flashing, ventilation — and tell you exactly what it needs, what it costs, and whether the SAH grant can help pay for it.