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Heat Island Effect in Tampa Bay: Why Your Attic Is Probably 30 Degrees Hotter Than You Think

July 7, 2026
Inland Tampa Bay suburban neighborhood rooftops absorbing intense summer heat, illustrating the urban heat island effect in Hillsborough County

Published July 8, 2026 If you live anywhere east of I-75 in Hillsborough County — Brandon, Riverview, Valrico, or the FishHawk corridor — you already know that summer feels different here than it does at the beach. Clearwater and St. Pete get the Gulf breeze. Tampa’s waterfront gets a bay breeze. But inland neighborhoods? The…

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Algae, Mold and Moss: Tampa Bay’s Humidity Problem and What It’s Doing to Your Roof Right Now

June 9, 2026
Dark algae streaks on asphalt shingle roof in Tampa Bay Florida neighborhood

If you’ve noticed dark streaks running down your roof, you’re not alone. Drive through any neighborhood in Brandon, Riverview, or Valrico and you’ll see it — dark staining on roof after roof, most visible on lighter-colored shingles. Most homeowners assume it’s dirt or normal aging. It’s not. Those streaks are alive, and in Tampa Bay’s…

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Recent Posts

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