Roofing Company in Orlando, FL

Roofing in Orlando, Orange County

Orlando is fully inland, which means heat and afternoon storms rather than salt corrosion. Our closest location is Melbourne.

Orlando is the most populous inland city in Florida, and inland is the operative word. There is no salt-air argument to make here, so the specification money goes into what actually fails in Central Florida heat: underlayment that cooks at attic temperature, ventilation that was undersized for the roof area, and flashing at wall-to-roof junctions.

Florida code allows a new roof to be laid over one existing layer only. Two or more layers means a full tear off, and that single fact changes the price of a Orlando roof more than almost anything else. We check it before we quote, not after.

Insurers across Orange County now push replacement at 15 to 20 years regardless of condition. A shingle roof reaches the end of its insurable life at roughly the same time it reaches the end of its physical life, which is the main reason Orlando homeowners look at metal.