For more than 60 years, we’ve worked on roofs across Central Florida — on homes, on businesses, and for the people who depend on both. That connection to the community shapes more than the work we do on the jobsite.
Here’s a closer look at what it looks like off the clock.
Roofing as a Practical Act of Giving Back
A new roof is one of the most significant investments a property owner can make — and for some families, it’s simply out of reach. Each year, we complete a few roofs at no cost for individuals and families who need a hand, doing the work we know best for people who need it most.
Those projects leave a mark on more than the property. As our team has put it, “when we’re done, at the end of the day, it’s really not work. It’s rewarding.” That feeling is part of why we keep showing up.
Showing Up Beyond the Jobsite
Community involvement doesn’t stop at rooflines. We’ve participated in local events and recently provided food through Lake Care’s, supporting neighbors through an organization already doing meaningful work in the area.
Being present — not just visible — creates room to listen and better understand what matters to the people around us. “That’s where the team comes from, is the community,” and that guides how we choose to show up.
Built From the Ground Up
This commitment to the community runs deep in our history. In 1982, Rod Reisman joined the company as a ground clean-up laborer, learned the trade from the bottom up, and became owner in 1989 when the original owner retired. Decades later, Eustis Roofing is still here — grateful for the community that supported us, and glad to return that support in practical, neighborly ways.