Residential Roofing in Orlando

For a full replacement, it depends on the material and the roof itself. Size, pitch, tear-off layers, decking condition and complexity all move it. Every Orlando project starts with a free inspection and a written itemised quote. Your written scope and price stay fixed unless we uncover concealed damage that could not be identified before tear-off. Any change is documented and approved with you first.

Quite possibly. 40.9% of Orlando homes went up in 2000 or later, so an original shingle roof from that boom is 15–25 years old now — the age where Central Florida heat cycling has worked the seal strips loose and insurers begin asking about roof age. It's also the cohort most likely to qualify for wind mitigation credits nobody has claimed.

An asphalt shingle roof is commonly expected to last around 20 years, and Central Florida can shorten that: storm bands most summer afternoons, the highest lightning density in the country, 92°F Julys and about 51 inches of rain a year. A properly installed metal roof is built to last for decades, and on tile it's usually the underlayment that ages out first.

Regularly — nearly a third of the metro's housing predates 1980, and those homes are typically on their third roof. When the next one goes on, current code brings hurricane-mitigation details the original never had, which we'll walk through before you commit to anything.

Winter Park, Apopka, Lake Mary, Oviedo, Sanford, Kissimmee, Winter Garden and the rest of Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake and Volusia counties — 180+ Florida communities served from the Carder Road office since 1993.