Roof Inspection Florida.
Roof inspection Florida: type your Florida address to see what the records show for your roof. Then pick a date and book the inspection. The lookup is free, with no signup.
A Florida roof inspection goes faster when you already know what the county has on file. The roof report shows the age, material and permit status for your house, and your partner inspector names the price at booking.
Book an inspection.
Pick a day that works. We send your request with the free roof report for the address, and a Florida roofer calls you to confirm the time.
- 01Type the address and choose a day.
- 02Leave a name and a phone number.
- 03Expect a call to confirm the visit.
Which roof inspection your carrier wants.
Both reports come from an inspector at the house.
Florida carriers ask for two inspections that touch the roof: the 4-point and the wind mitigation form.
A 4-point looks at four systems, with the roof listed beside wiring, plumbing and HVAC. Most Florida carriers want one before they write or renew on any roof beyond about 15 years.
The wind form, OIR-B1-1802, scores seven features, roof deck attachment and roof geometry among them. Your insurer applies the credits once a qualified inspector completes it.
What the records already say.
Type your address and you get the public record behind the house, the same paper trail your carrier reads.
Roof age is dated from the latest re-roof permit. With no permit on file, the report works one out from the year the house was built and assessor data, and flags it.
- Material and score. What the roof is made of on paper, and the roof score.
- Flood and evacuation zones. The FEMA flood zone, plus the storm-surge evacuation zone lettered A to E.
- Wind speed and storms. The design wind speed for the house and the named hurricanes and tropical systems in its storm history.
How to book the roof inspection.
Four steps, starting with the free lookup.
- 01
Type your Florida address
The lookup and the roof report cost nothing and ask for no signup.
- 02
Read the age label
If the age shows as an estimate and you replaced the roof, find the permit or the roofer's paperwork for the inspector.
- 03
Name the form
Note whether your carrier asked for a 4-point, a wind mitigation form or both.
- 04
Book the inspection
Press the booking button here. The fee is set by the partner inspector, not by this page.
Common questions.
No price is listed on this page because the partner inspector sets it and confirms it with you during booking. The roof report you check beforehand costs nothing and needs no signup. It gives you the roof age, material and permit status for any Florida address, which is what the inspector starts from.
No Florida statute sets a maximum roof age, and the inspection request comes from your carrier rather than the state. Most carriers here ask for a 4-point once the roof is past about 15 years, before they will write or renew. Each carrier sets its own appetite; ask yours which report it needs.
It can. Since the 2022 reforms (SB 2-D), a carrier generally may not turn down or drop a homeowners policy over shingle age past 15 alone, provided an authorized inspector documents 5 or more years of remaining useful life. That inspection report is the document your insurer acts on.
Yes. Roof geometry is scored on OIR-B1-1802, and a hip roof earns a better mark than a gable roof. Houses built under the 2002 Florida Building Code or newer tend to qualify for the credits, while older ones often get there after modest retrofits.
No. The report reads public records: storm history, design wind speed, the flood and evacuation zones, plus roof age, material and score. A carrier that asks for a 4-point or a wind form needs the inspector's report, and the record check is the step you take before booking.
All 67 Florida counties, with 7,344,126 roofs on record. Statewide, 58% of the roof ages on file trace to an actual re-roof permit, and the rest are estimates that the report labels as such. Run your address before you book and you will know which kind your roof has.