Recharge Exteriors

09/30/2026

Need help with your roof or home’s exterior? We’ve got you covered! Give us a call at (941) 201-5155 to set up your free inspection.

09/17/2026

Small rips in your shingles can compromise a whole section of your roof, some of these rips and tears are almost impossible to see from the ground, Call us @(941) 962-4801 for a free inspection.

08/26/2026

Seeing cracks in your stucco? This can can indicate foundational issues with your home. Gutters are a great way to avoid these issues, Call us today @ 941-962-4801 for a free quote on seamless gutters and more around your home.

08/12/2026

Missing Hip & Ridge caps can be hard to spot from the ground, Make sure to have your roof inspected at least once every rainy season. Call us today for a free inspection @ (941) 962-4801

08/05/2026

Atlantic hurricane season is officially in high gear—did you know that 97% of storms hit after August 1st? This is the critical time for Southwest Florida homeowners to safeguard their properties before severe weather strikes.

A solid roof system isn’t just about shingles—it’s a complete defense against wind and water. Here’s why every part matters, and what you should do now:

1️⃣ Roof: Your roof is your home’s first shield. Even a single loose shingle or cracked tile can create entry points for rain and wind, leading to leaks and interior damage. A professional inspection pinpoints weak areas, ensures fasteners are secure, and confirms that waterproof underlayment and impact-resistant materials are in place—giving you peace of mind when storms roll in.

2️⃣ Soffit: Properly installed soffit allows your attic to breathe, minimizing heat and moisture that can rot wood and encourage mold. Gaps or damaged panels provide an open door for water and pests. Inspect soffit for cracks, missing vents, or warping, and keep panels sealed tight to maintain structural integrity.

3️⃣ Fascia: This board anchors your gutters and seals the edge of your roof. Rotting fascia can’t support gutters under the weight of heavy rains, risking detachment and water pouring down your walls. Look for soft spots, peeling paint, or sagging—these could signal deeper issues that need quick attention.

4️⃣ Gutters: Gutters channel water away from your home and protect your foundation. Clogged or broken gutters overflow, sending water into your soffit, fascia, and even inside your home. Clean gutters regularly, check for rust and leaks, and verify all hangers and downspouts are secure and draining properly.

Our team at Recharge Exteriors has protected homes across Manatee, Sarasota, Pinellas, Hillsborough, and Charlotte counties for over 23 years. We provide transparent communication, before-and-after photos, and fast response times—especially after a storm. Don’t wait until the next warning—address issues now and keep your home hurricane-ready.

Book your inspection or request a free estimate at https://www.rechargeexteriors.com

Quality roofing & gutter services with 23+ years of experience in Bradenton, FL. Learn more!

08/03/2026

This is exactly why we use this system for our customers. Owens Corning is top notch and we are so proud of our preferred installation contractor status we hold with them.

Effective August 1, 2026 the Duration® Series Shingles limited wind warranty is increasing from
a maximum wind speed of 130-MPH to 160-MPH when the required Owens Corning® Total
Protection Roofing System® components are used.

08/03/2026

🌟 Join Us for Connectors with a Cause – August Business Zoom! 🌟

We're excited to welcome our August Featured Host, Crystal Sudbury with Baacke Insurance & Financial Services!
📅 Wednesday, August 12
⏰ 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM
Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/95602118597?pwd=swtwPqCd3htFj69bZGIaVZ16Jii3lp.1&jst=2

Start your morning by connecting with local professionals, building meaningful relationships, sharing referrals, and learning from this month's featured host. We'd love to have you join us!

Crystal is a dedicated Financial Advisor who specializes in helping individuals and couples navigate the important financial decisions that come with
retirement. Crystal strives to bring clarity, compassion, and confidence to the
process of planning for your financial future.
She holds the Wealth Management Certified Professional (WMCP®) designation from The
American College of Financial Services, equipping her with advanced knowledge in retirement
income planning, wealth preservation, and insurance solutions tailored to your stage of life.
Crystal believes retirement should be about confidence, not uncertainty. She has a passion for
educating her clients, helping to ensure that each conversation leaves you feeling more
informed and empowered to make decisions that align with your goals. Her mission is simple:
to help you enjoy the retirement you’ve worked hard for—with a clear, personalized plan in
place.
Having grown up with a deep understanding of financial insecurity, Crystal knows firsthand
the anxiety that can come from feeling unprepared. That experience fuels her empathetic
approach today. She understands your concerns and works patiently with you to overcome
the fear of not having enough—or losing what you've built.
When you sit down with Crystal, you’re not just getting a financial advisor—you’re gaining a
partner who genuinely cares about your future and is committed to helping you live the retirement you deserve.

📍 Baacke Insurance & Financial Services
7261 Delainey Ct
Sarasota, FL 34240

Securities and Advisory Services offered through CreativeOne Securities, LLC Member FINRA/SIPC and Investment Advisor. Baacke Insurance & Financial Services and CreativeOne Securities, LLC are not affiliated.

We can't wait to see everyone on August 12th! Invite a guest, grab your coffee, and join us for a great morning of networking, education, and building lasting business relationships. ☕🤝

08/02/2026

Crazy winds in Anna Maria Island and Holmes beach right now. Let us know if you need help

07/25/2026

Damaged shingles or roof tiles can lead to leaks that might take weeks or months to notice from the inside of your home. Call us or text any information to (941) 962-4801 for a free inspection and repair quote today, we will get there fast.

07/15/2026

The outlook for the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season has become more favorable than many Floridians have experienced over the past several years. NOAA's official forecast calls for a 55% chance of a below-normal season, a 35% chance of a near-normal season, and only a 10% chance of an above-normal season. Forecasters expect 8 to 14 named storms, 3 to 6 hurricanes, and 1 to 3 major hurricanes (Category 3 or stronger). The primary reason is the rapid development of a strong El Niño pattern in the Pacific, which increases upper-level wind shear across the tropical Atlantic, making it much more difficult for tropical systems to organize and strengthen.

For the greater Tampa Bay region, the overall risk appears somewhat lower than in an average season, but certainly not zero. Even during quiet Atlantic seasons, Florida's Gulf Coast remains vulnerable to storms that form close to home in the Gulf of America or Caribbean, where El Niño's suppressing influence can be less pronounced. Historically, Tampa Bay experiences a direct hurricane strike only infrequently, but the region can still suffer damaging storm surge, freshwater flooding, tornadoes, and tropical-storm-force winds from systems making landfall elsewhere along Florida's west coast. Residents should remember that a single hurricane can define an entire season regardless of how many storms form basin-wide.

As of mid-July, the season has been exceptionally quiet. The National Hurricane Center has recorded only one named storm so far, and overall accumulated cyclone energy (ACE)—a measure of storm activity—is running dramatically below average. Persistent Saharan dust outbreaks, dry air, and the strengthening El Niño have all combined to suppress tropical development during the early portion of the season. However, history shows that Atlantic activity typically accelerates rapidly from mid-August through October, with the climatological peak occurring around September 10, meaning the most active part of the season still lies ahead.

Overall, the outlook for Tampa Bay in 2026 is cautiously optimistic. Current atmospheric conditions favor fewer storms than average, and the probability of a major hurricane affecting Florida is lower than in recent hyperactive seasons. Nevertheless, it only takes one well-placed storm to produce catastrophic impacts, particularly in a region as susceptible to storm surge as Tampa Bay. Residents and businesses should view the forecast as good news—but not as a reason to relax preparedness. Maintaining an updated hurricane plan through November remains the best approach, even in what is expected to be a quieter Atlantic season.

****While this season might not be as bad as recent ones, it only takes ONE storm hitting our region to cause extensive damage.
Improperly maintained homes increase risk of loss by inviting damage once the storms do hit. Let's make sure your home is prepare!

Book your inspection at https://www.rechargeexteriors.com or call (941) 201-5155.

Quality roofing & gutter services with 23+ years of experience in Bradenton, FL. Learn more!