Rotten post replacement
Wood posts in contact with soil or constant moisture can rot over time. We replace failed posts with pressure-treated alternatives while preserving the rest of the structure.
TIKI HUT REPAIR BY A LICENSED CONTRACTOR
Storm damage, rotten posts, worn thatch, and failing frames — our licensed tiki hut contractor assesses what's salvageable, repairs what we can, and reconstructs when needed.
Re-thatching and roof repair
Florida sun, rain, and storms thin thatch coverage and weaken rooflines. We re-thatch with synthetic or natural materials and inspect framing before applying new thatch.
Hurricane and storm damage
We rebuild damaged roofs and frames, match existing thatch type where possible, and reinforce connections for the next storm season. Insurance-related repairs welcome — send photos for a scope and quote.
Structural assessment first
Before any repair, we inspect posts, beams, and connections. You get an honest assessment — we won't recommend a full rebuild when targeted repairs will do.
FAQ
Can you repair insurance-related storm damage?
Yes. Send photos and damage details. We provide a clear scope and quote to help you move forward with your insurance claim or out-of-pocket repair.
Is repair cheaper than rebuilding?
Often yes — if the frame is sound. Our licensed contractor gives you an honest assessment so you don't pay for a full rebuild when repairs suffice.
How often should a tiki hut be re-thatched?
Natural thatch may need attention every 5–8 years in harsh Florida conditions. Synthetic thatch lasts significantly longer with periodic inspection.