Nations Roofing & Construction
Expert Roofing Services for Homosassa and all of Citrus County
Metal roofing is a great choice for properties in Homosassa
Many residential jobs we do involve traditional shingle roofs, however, we are finding that more and more Homosassa residents are investigating metal for their next roof replacement. We think this is a great way to go, considering the many advantages a metal roof has for those of us living in a subtropical climate prone to hurricanes.
Metal, Tile, Shingle, TPO Roofs in Homosassa
No matter what sort of roofing material you are interested in installing, we have the experience to do the job right. Metal, tile, shingle roofs...we repair and replace them all.
Nations Roofing & Construction is a reliable roofing contractor with years of experience in residential, commercial, and industrial roofing projects. We specialize in metal roofs, tile roofs, shingle, TPO, and rubber roofing solutions designed to withstand the subtropical climate typical of Homosassa and Citrus County. Learn more about our roof replacement services and recent projects.
Living in Homosassa on the Nature Coast of Florida
Homosassa is a small town in Citrus County, Florida, near the Gulf of Mexico about 75 north of Tampa. Citrus County is part of the Florida “Nature Coast '' where residents and visitors enjoy a glimpse of Florida as it used to be. The name Homosassa is quintessential Florida name thought to mean "river of many peppers". The area was first settled by the Creek and Seminole people who left many cultural artifacts including canoes they used to navigate the Homosassa River and its many tributaries.
Today, the old downtown is a quaint community, where residents are laid back and the biggest thing going on is the fresh catch of the day. However, there is a lot to see and do in Homosassa and it might best be enjoyed and understood from the water.
Things to do in Homosassa
Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park
Homosassa Spring is one of the best places to see manatee, especially in the winter when they journey inland seeking warmer water. The staff at the park also care for and rehabilitate injured manatees. You will not only see manatee, but black bears, red wolf, Key deer, and alligators. After paying at the Visitor Center, you can stroll the meandering one mile trail where you will visit animals who were brought to the center when they were no longer able to live in the wild on their own. Daily programs are offered including guided bird walks. Choose one of the picnic tables if you want to have lunch there after your tour.
Snorkeling, Kayaking, Boating
The clear spring waters attract nature enthusiasts from all over. Kayaking and snorkeling are two of the gentler activities to explore the area. Hang out quietly with the manatee mothers and their calves, or poke around in the mangroves which serve as fish hatcheries for the local species. If you want speed, there are airboat adventures, too.
Many residents in Homosassa live directly on the water and use their boats to traverse the waterways. Water is a part of life in Homosassa.
Fishing & Scalloping in the Gulf of Mexico
Redfish, Grouper, Trout, Cobia, and Spanish Mackerel are found in abundance where the Homosassa River spills into the Gulf of Mexico. Numerous charters are ready for hire to take you fishing. From June to September, plan to go scalloping, a fun activity for the whole family.
Get Local in Homosassa: Enjoy some seafood!
Although commercial fishing as been replaced by sport fishing, seafood remains an important staple in this town. Many restaurants line the river and bays and most will cook your fresh catch for you.
Try The Freezer, which looks like an old shack but is always packed, or, on the other side of the river, Crumps Landing, known for its live entertainment, lively atmosphere and grouper sandwich. There is no shortage of placed to eat fresh seafood here.
