Know what's really happening with your roof.

Yes, for homes in our service area, with no obligation.

About 60 minutes at your home. An adult should be home.

It depends on size, material and what's under the old roof, so we don't price a roof without seeing it. You get a written, itemized estimate after the free inspection.

As a general range, asphalt shingle roofs last about 15 to 25 years in Florida, and tile and metal roofs can last much longer with maintenance. Sun, heat and storms shorten it; an inspection tells you where yours stands.

Look for shingles or tiles in the yard, granules in the gutters, new ceiling stains or dripping in the attic. Don't climb on the roof; book an inspection and we document what we find with photos.

Your insurance company decides coverage and payment, and you're responsible for your deductible. You may want to ask your insurance company. We can give you photos and a written, itemized estimate.

No. In Florida the homeowner pays the deductible, and a contractor can't pay or waive it.

Florida law says an insurer can't refuse or non-renew a policy only because a roof is under 15 years old. For roofs 15 years or older, the owner can get an inspection before the insurer requires a replacement. Ask your insurance agent; we can inspect the roof.

If your roof was built or replaced under the 2007 Florida Building Code or later, only the repaired part has to meet current code. We'll tell you what applies to your roof after the inspection.

Yes. Roof replacements and repairs need a building permit from your city or county. On replacements we pull the permit and schedule the inspections.

Stay away from wet ceilings and anything electrical, don't go on the roof, and call us or use the chat. We mark it urgent and can tarp the roof to stop the water.