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Orlando roof & property reports.
291,978 assessed properties in Orlando: average roof age ~14 years, 32% past the 15-year insurability threshold.
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291,978 Assessed properties
~14 yrs Avg roof age
32% Past 15-yr threshold
79% Permit-backed ages
3% Flood-zone exposure
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Properties in Orlando.
Showing 8,461 to 8,520 of 291,728 addresses.
- 2320 Depauw Ave 10/10
- 2320 Musselwhite Ave 10/10
- 2320 Oberlin Ave 10/10
- 2320 Princeton Ct 10/10
- 2321 Amherst Ave 10/10
- 2321 Oberlin Ave 10/10
- 2322 Formosa Ave 10/10
- 2323 Depauw Ave 10/10
- 2323 Musselwhite Ave 10/10
- 2325 Princeton Ct 10/10
- 2326 Princeton Ct 10/10
- 2328 Oberlin Ave 10/10
- 234 Oglethorpe Pl 10/10
- 234 W Spruce St 10/10
- 235 Oglethorpe Pl 10/10
- 235 W Spruce St 10/10
- 236 Emory Pl 10/10
- 237 Emory Pl 10/10
- 239 Oglethorpe Pl 10/10
- 2393 Elizabeth Ave 10/10
- 24 E Yale St 10/10
- 24 W Harvard St 10/10
- 24 W King St 10/10
- 24 W Spruce St 10/10
- 24 W Yale St 10/10
- 240 W Orlando St 10/10
- 240 W Spruce St 10/10
- 2400 Formosa Ave 10/10
- 2401 Amherst Ave 10/10
- 2401 Depauw Ave 10/10
- 2404 Amherst Ave 10/10
- 2404 Formosa Ave 10/10
- 2404 Musselwhite Ave 10/10
- 2404 Reading Dr 10/10
- 2405 Amherst Ave 10/10
- 2405 Ann Arbor Ave 10/10
- 2405 Musselwhite Ave 10/10
- 2405 Reading Dr 10/10
- 2406 Depauw Ave 10/10
- 2406 Formosa Ave 10/10
- 2407 Amherst Ave 10/10
- 2407 Depauw Ave 10/10
- 2408 Amherst Ave 10/10
- 2408 Formosa Ave 10/10
- 2409 Amherst Ave 10/10
- 241 Emory Pl 10/10
- 241 W Spruce St 10/10
- 2410 Depauw Ave 10/10
- 2410 Eaton Ln 10/10
- 2410 Musselwhite Ave 10/10
- 2410 Reading Dr 10/10
- 2411 Amherst Ave 10/10
- 2411 Eaton Ln 10/10
- 2411 Formosa Ave 10/10
- 2411 Musselwhite Ave 10/10
- 2411 Reading Dr 10/10
- 2412 Formosa Ave 10/10
- 2413 Musselwhite Ave 10/10
- 2414 Helen Ave 10/10
- 2414 Holly Ln 10/10
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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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