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By invitation · A private roof survey

Your roof,on the record.

Your roof is your home's first line of defense against a named storm — and under Florida law, it's also the key to keeping your insurance. A survey tells you exactly where you stand, before your carrier asks.

Request Your Survey

or telephone (561) 755-3874

The finding

FS 627.7011(5)

The fifteenth year of a Florida roof.

Years — then the burden of proof is yours

Under FS 627.7011(5), an insurer can't refuse to issue or renew based on roof age alone while your roof is under 15 years old. At 15, that protection ends. You can pay for an inspection to keep coverage, but if it can't show at least five years of useful life, replacement is required to maintain insurance.

Florida Statutes § 627.7011(5)

Under 15

You're protected. A carrier can't refuse to write or renew your policy based on the age of your roof alone.

At 15

That protection ends. Your carrier can require an inspection before continuing coverage.

5 years

The number that matters. An inspection showing at least five years of useful life lets you maintain coverage. If it can't, replacement is required to stay insured.

Today

Knowing beats guessing. A survey now means you plan on your schedule — not your carrier's.

Your roof doesn't last forever. Don't learn what it's worth only after the notice arrives.

What you receive

Sheet No. 2 · The survey

Measured from the air.
Verified on the roof.
Documented in writing.

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Aerial roof measurement

Your roof measured from high-resolution aerial imagery — real square footage, not a guess.

Permit-record check

We check the county permit record for your property, so the conversation starts from documented facts.

III

On-site assessment

A licensed roofing professional walks your roof and documents its actual condition.

A written report

Yours to keep — a clear record of your roof's condition, useful when you talk to your insurance carrier.

If your roof is healthy, we'll tell you that. You'll simply know where you stand — in writing.

About the number on your card.

If your card showed an estimated reroof investment, that figure is a planning ballpark — your roof's measured area priced at current architectural shingle. It is not a quote. Deck condition, material selection, and code requirements all move the final number, and the survey is how it gets firmed up. No number becomes real until you've seen the roof report and said so.

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Commercial & portfolio

Sheet No. 3

Roof intelligence for owners, boards, and asset managers.

Permit-anchored roof history on every building — documented, not assumed.
Capital planning: restoration or replacement, with the numbers to decide.
Florida Building Code and high-velocity hurricane zone compliance.
A single building or a full portfolio — the same documented standard.

Request a portfolio assessment

Tell us about your building or portfolio and we'll come back with a documented roof picture — condition, history, and a capital plan you can put in front of a board. Surveys are $150 per building, whether that's one building or the whole portfolio.

Write to Us

Or use the survey form — choose "Commercial."
Direct line: (561) 755-3874

Kindly respond

The request

Request your roof survey.

The survey is $150 per building. Tell us where to look, and we'll call to set a time that suits you — about thirty minutes on site, and a written report that is yours to keep either way.

We answer our own telephone: (561) 755-3874

The particulars.

The survey is $150 per building. We'll call to set a time that works.

Your request is received.

We'll reach out within one business day to schedule your roof survey. Questions in the meantime? Call (561) 755-3874.