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Orlando 32801 roof & property reports.
2,028 assessed properties in Orlando 32801: average roof age ~14 years, 35% past the 15-year insurability threshold.
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2,028 Assessed properties
~14 yrs Avg roof age
35% Past 15-yr threshold
78% Permit-backed ages
5% Flood-zone exposure
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Properties in Orlando 32801.
Showing 1,621 to 1,680 of 1,942 addresses.
- 343 Agnes St 7/10
- 345 Agnes St 7/10
- 347 Agnes St 7/10
- 349 Agnes St 7/10
- 38 E Pine St 7/10
- 416 Daniels Ave 7/10
- 46 N Orange Ave 7/10
- 500 N Parramore Ave 7/10
- 506 Highland Ave 7/10
- 508 E Anderson St 7/10
- 53 W Central Blvd 7/10
- 538 W Jefferson St 7/10
- 608 Lake Ave 7/10
- 609 E Jackson St 7/10
- 626 Lake Ave 7/10
- 635 W Concord St 7/10
- 7 S Lawsona Blvd 7/10
- 708 E Anderson St 7/10
- 712 S Summerlin Ave 7/10
- 715 N Garland Ave 7/10
- 719 S Summerlin Ave 7/10
- 804 E Washington St Unit A 7/10
- 804 E Washington St Unit B 7/10
- 806 Palmer St 7/10
- 806 S Hughey Ave 7/10
- 811 Palmer St 7/10
- 818 E Church St 7/10
- 9 N Shine Ave 7/10
- 903 E South St 7/10
- 910 E Washington St 7/10
- W Church St 7/10
- 100 W Anderson St 6/10
- 1002 E Jackson St 6/10
- 101 S Eola Dr Unit Cu-1 6/10
- 101 S Eola Dr Unit Cu-2 6/10
- 101 S Eola Dr Unit Cu-3 6/10
- 101 S Eola Dr Unit Cu-4 6/10
- 101 S Eola Dr Unit Cu-5 6/10
- 110 N Shine Ave 6/10
- 12 S Lawsona Blvd 6/10
- 1314 E Robinson St 6/10
- 1315 E Robinson St 6/10
- 1416 Catherine St 6/10
- 191 E Pine St 6/10
- 219 E Livingston St 6/10
- 250 E Colonial Dr 6/10
- 260 S Osceola Ave Unit Cu-1 6/10
- 29 S Lawsona Blvd 6/10
- 29 S Orange Ave 6/10
- 301 Hillcrest St 6/10
- 310 S Lawsona Blvd 6/10
- 311 Mcjordan Ave 6/10
- 33 E Robinson St 6/10
- 337 Ponce De Leon Pl 6/10
- 34 E Pine St 6/10
- 351 Agnes St 6/10
- 360 State Ln 6/10
- 367 N Orange Ave 6/10
- 400 W South St 6/10
- 415 E Pine St 6/10
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Each address page shows a computed roof score, permit-backed roof age where available, material, FEMA flood zone, wind zone, and a qualitative insurance profile, all from public records.
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