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Terrance McKeever Roofing

McKeever Roofing is Clearwater’s go-to roofing contractor for residential and commercial roof services. Since 1978, Terrance McKeever Roofing has roofed Clearwater, FL homes since 1978. That’s over 30 years providing Clearwater homeowners high quality roofing products and services. In the roofing business, three decades of service can only mean two things, integrity and professionalism. And…

McKeever Roofing is Clearwater’s go-to roofing contractor for residential and commercial roof services. Since 1978, Terrance McKeever Roofing has roofed Clearwater, FL homes since 1978. That’s over 30 years providing Clearwater homeowners high quality roofing products and services. In the roofing business, three decades of service can only mean two things, integrity and professionalism. And these two distinct traits have earned Terrance McKeever a lasting reputation and countless satisfied customers. Some even call him the Super Roofer. Through the years, Clearwater homes have seen roofing styles change, ranging from the flat roof in the 70’s to the shingle pitched roof in the 80’s and a resurgence of metal and tile roofs through the 90’s and 2000’s. We have experience working with each type of roofing system and we only use the highest quality materials from top-rated manufactures with trusted warranties. Experienced Clearwater Roofing Contractor When it comes to experience, no other Clearwater roofing company has roofed as many homes as Terrance McKeever Roofing. And he has seen it all as Clearwater’s best residential and commercial roofing contractor.

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