Orange County, Florida
Roofing Contractor in Orlando, FL
Orlando is a city of layers: pre-war cottages near the lakes, 1960s ranches, 1990s subdivisions and brand-new neighborhoods. Each decade has its own roof, and each calls for its own inspection.
- Free roof inspection
- Shingle, tile, metal, flat
- $0 down financing
The monthly payment for a 15-year home improvement installment loan of $10,000 with an APR of 10.99% would be $113. No down payment required. Not all loan products will be available to all partners or all consumers.
Orlando
Roofs from every decade of a growing city
Orlando has about 335,000 residents, and the Census Bureau puts the median home at 1995. That midpoint hides a wide spread. Roughly three in ten of its homes date from before 1980, and about four in ten were built since 2000, so a single zip code can hold a 70-year-old cottage and a house with a roof that is barely settled.
Closer to downtown, neighborhoods like Delaney Park and Lake Eola Heights have older homes under shingle roofs that have been re-covered more than once. Farther out, communities such as Lake Nona and Dr. Phillips are younger, with tile and flat-profile roofs in the standard HOA colors.
What they share is the weather. Summer storms arrive in the afternoon, oaks drop leaves into every valley and the humidity keeps shaded slopes damp. Our inspection looks for the problems that fit your home's age, not a checklist for every home.
Local advantage
Why Orlando homeowners call us
Check city or county first
Many Orlando mailing addresses are in unincorporated Orange County. We confirm which office handles your permit before we plan the job.
Older homes, closer look
Pre-1980 homes often have older decking and more than one layer of roofing, so we inspect the deck, not only the surface.
State licenses
Roofing license CCC1337306 and building license CBC1266379, so deck and fascia repairs stay in one contract.
What we do here
Roofing services in Orlando, FL
Shingle, tile, metal and flat, inspected and installed by one state-certified company, licensed CCC1337306 and CBC1266379.
What an Orlando roof deals with
Orlando is inland, so salt is not the enemy. Heat, humidity, oak debris and fast summer storms are. Storm season starts on June 1 and ends on November 30, and Hurricane Milton produced an 87 mph gust at Orlando International Airport in October 2024, a reminder that the center of the state gets storm wind too.
Orlando is not in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, a label the Florida Building Code uses for just two southeast coast counties. That does not mean the roof needs less care: the wind speeds for your address and the permit office that governs it still decide the specifics.
- Leaves and acorns packing valleys and gutters under the live oak canopy
- Algae streaks on shaded, humid north slopes
- Older decking on homes built before the current fastening rules
- Tile roofs in newer communities whose underlayment ages out before the tile does
- Afternoon storms that find failed pipe boots and loose flashing
- Insurance renewals that ask for roof age and condition
Coverage
Areas we cover in Orlando
- Baldwin Park
- Thornton Park
- College Park
- Delaney Park
- Lake Nona
- Dr. Phillips
- Audubon Park
- Conway
- Azalea Park
- Southchase
- MetroWest
- Ivanhoe Village
Nearby cities we also serve
Roof financing
A roof that cannot wait should not have to
When a leak or a carrier letter sets the schedule, the money should not hold the job up. Our financing lets the work begin with nothing down.
- No credit check required
- $0 down with 100% financing
- Secured and unsecured financing
- 10, 20 and 30 year terms
- No pre-payment penalty
Terms vary with approved credit and project size. Ask us for the exact numbers on your roof.
The monthly payment for a 15-year home improvement installment loan of $10,000 with an APR of 10.99% would be $113. No down payment required. Not all loan products will be available to all partners or all consumers.
Questions
Orlando roofing questions, answered
Do I need a permit to re-roof in Orlando?
Yes. The City of Orlando has its own residential roof permit process, and unincorporated Orange County uses another. Confirm which one covers your address, and your contractor applies for it.
How do I tell whether I am in the city or the county?
The Orange County Property Appraiser's website shows the jurisdiction of any parcel in a few seconds. Or call (407) 743-3060 with your address and we will check it with you before we plan the permit.
My roof is from the 1990s. Is it done?
Not necessarily, but a roof that age is worth a careful look. We check the covering, the flashing and the deck and tell you what the roof has left.
Do you work on condos and townhomes?
Yes, including community buildings that have an association. We plan access, staging and schedules with your management company and write the scope for the whole building, including any low-slope sections over porches and entries.
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Serving Orange County and beyond
Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties are our territory, from Orlando out to Windermere, Ocoee, Kissimmee and Altamonte Springs. Choose a town to read about its roofs, or phone us and we will say whether your street is on our route.
Free estimate
Free roof estimate in Orlando, FL
A free visit, a roof report and an estimate on paper for any address in Orlando, with financing choices if you want to see them.
- Call or text(407) 743-3060
- Service areaOrlando, FL and nearby
- State licensesCCC1337306 · CBC1266379
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