Where the roof records reach.
Every Florida county is covered. Each property report joins the county parcel roll to its roofing permits, and dates a roof by address statewide, from the largest metro to the smallest panhandle county.
All 67 counties covered · darker shading means more address reports
From the tax roll to a report.
The drop is not missing homes. Vacant land carries no roof, and condo units and sub-parcels share a single building, so they fold into one report instead of many. Nearly every improved, individually addressed property in Florida gets a page.
Whole-state capture.
County parcel rolls joined to roofing permits where a permit source exists, and to public property records everywhere else. Roof age is permit-dated for most homes, estimated from build history for the rest.
Permit-first, records everywhere.
Each county's parcel roll is joined to its roofing permits wherever a permit source is available, and to public property records everywhere else. That is what puts a roof age on every Florida address. Darker counties on the map hold more reports; the data refreshes as new permits are captured.