Introducing FIXURA

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With decades of hands-on experience, we’re committed to delivering roofing
solutions that combine expert craftsmanship, lasting durability, and genuine customer care.

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ABOUT US

Delivering quality since 1998 — helping homeowners and businesses protect their spaces with confidence and lasting value.

OUR NUMBERS

95%

Clients Served Across the Globe for Expert Roofing Solutions.

700+

Total Value of Roofing Projects Completed Worldwide.

$10m

Consistently High Customer Satisfaction Across All Projects.

Introduction

What We Stand For and what We’re Building the Future of roof transformation

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Delivering Trusted Roofing Services with Safety and Craftsmanship

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Mission & Vision Driven

We follow a clear mission and vision to deliver dependable roofing solutions.

Built for Safety & Quality

We prioritize safety and build roofs that stand strong for years.

Expert Roofing Team

Trained experts focused on quality craftsmanship and reliable project delivery.

Certified & Insured

Licensed and insured team committed to trusted, secure service.

Our Teams

Meet the experts

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JASON MILLER

Senior Roofing Technician

Daniel Roberts

Lead Project Supervisor

Michael Turner

Senior Roofing Technician

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I remove a tree stump?

Removing tree stumps can enhance your yard’s appearance, eliminate tripping hazards, prevent pest infestations, and make it easier to use the area for new landscaping or construction projects.

How long does the stump grinding process take?

The time required depends on the size and type of the stump. Typically, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours.

Is stump grinding safe for my yard?

Yes, stump grinding is generally safe for your yard, as the grinding process primarily affects the stump and its roots. With proper care, there should be minimal disruption to surrounding plants.

Can I plant something in the same spot after stump grinding?

Yes, you can plant in the area after stump grinding, but it’s advisable to wait until the ground has settled and the wood chips have decomposed. This may take a few months.

What happens to the stump after grinding?

Once ground, the stump is reduced to wood chips that can be left on-site as mulch or or used for landscaping. The hole left can be filled with soil or left to settle naturally over time.