Alron Construction, LLC. Licensed Florida Roofing Contractor (CCC1328819) and General Contractor (CGC1515789). Office: 300 N Cocoa Blvd, Cocoa, FL 32922. Phone: (321) 639-0911. Serving Brevard County and Central Florida since 2008.
Central Florida Storm Damage History
Every major hurricane and tropical storm that impacted Brevard County since 2004, with detailed roof damage assessments, affected areas, and risk zone analysis for Central Florida homeowners.
Compiled by Alron Construction, LLC. 17+ years of storm restoration experience in Brevard County.
Brevard County Hurricane Timeline
Click any storm to see detailed damage assessment and affected areas
Hurricane Melissa
October 2025 | Tropical Storm
Wind Speed
60 mph
Rainfall
14+ inches in Port St. John and Titusville
Affected Areas
Titusville, Port St. John, Port Canaveral, Cocoa
Storm Summary
Severe flooding in Titusville, Port St. John, and Port Canaveral. Widespread roof leaks from wind-driven rain. Significant water intrusion damage across northern Brevard.
Roof Damage Assessment
High. Wind-driven rain caused widespread leak damage, especially on aging shingle roofs. Many homeowners discovered pre-existing vulnerabilities.
Brevard County Roof Risk Zones
Your location within Brevard County significantly affects your roof's storm exposure
Barrier Islands
Very High RiskCities: Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, Melbourne Beach
Direct ocean exposure, storm surge risk, salt air corrosion accelerates roof aging. Wind speeds 10-20% higher than mainland.
Coastal Mainland
High RiskCities: Merritt Island, Rockledge, Cocoa, Melbourne (east)
Within 10 miles of coast. High wind exposure, salt air present. Indian River provides some storm surge buffer.
Inland
Moderate RiskCities: Viera, Palm Bay (west), Titusville (west), Mims
Reduced wind speeds but still vulnerable to hurricane-force gusts. Flooding risk in low-lying areas. Less salt corrosion.
Brevard County Storm Damage by the Numbers
8+
Major storms since 2004
90-110
Max sustained winds (mph)
20+
Inches max rainfall (2004)
1,849+
Building permits (Alron)
Pre-Hurricane Roof Checklist
Steps every Brevard County homeowner should take before hurricane season (June 1 - November 30)
Schedule a professional roof inspection before June 1
Check for loose, cracked, or missing shingles/tiles
Inspect flashing around vents, chimneys, and skylights
Clear gutters and downspouts of all debris
Trim tree branches within 10 feet of your roof
Verify your hurricane deductible and coverage limits with your insurer
Get a wind mitigation inspection to document your roof's features
Photograph your roof's current condition for insurance documentation
Ensure attic ventilation is functioning properly
Check that roof-to-wall connections meet current Florida Building Code
Frequently Asked Questions
Concerned About Storm Damage?
Whether you need a post-storm inspection, a pre-hurricane assessment, or a full roof replacement, Alron Construction has been restoring Brevard County roofs since 2008. Free inspections, no obligation.