A roof certification inspection provides a professional opinion on the remaining useful life of your roof. Florida insurance companies often require this inspection for homes with roofs 15 years or older to verify that the roof is still in good condition and insurable.
A licensed inspector will evaluate the overall condition of the roof, look for signs of damage or leaks, and determine how many years of life the roof is likely to have left. The goal is to confirm that the roof meets insurer requirements and won’t pose a high risk of a claim.
Our roof certification inspections cover:
Roof Age: Based on permits, documentation, or visible condition
Roof Type & Material: Shingle, tile, metal, flat, etc.
Visible Damage: Signs of leaks, missing shingles, soft spots, or prior repairs
Condition of Flashing, Valleys, and Penetrations
Estimated Remaining Life: Professional estimate in years
We document all findings with photos and submit a roof certification letter or form tailored to your insurance company’s needs.
Most commonly, insurance companies will ask for a roof certification when:
The roof is 15 years or older
You’re renewing or switching insurance policies
The insurer suspects roof issues based on previous claims or inspections
You’re buying a home with an aging roof
A clean roof certification can help you:
Maintain Coverage: Avoid policy cancellations due to roof age
Qualify for New Policies: Insurers need proof the roof is in acceptable condition
Prevent Premium Increases: A well-maintained roof reduces risk
If the inspector finds issues that make the roof uninsurable, repairs or replacement may be required before coverage is granted.
Provide Documentation: Roofing permits or contractor info if available
Clear Access: Make sure gates are unlocked and attic (if needed) is accessible
Remove Debris: Clear off leaves, branches, or obstructions from the roof surface
Most inspections take under an hour, and reports are typically delivered the same or next business day.
We proudly serve homeowners and real estate professionals throughout West Central Florida and the Nature Coast, including:
Hernando County (Spring Hill, Brooksville, Weeki Wachee)
Pasco County (New Port Richey, Wesley Chapel)
Citrus County (Inverness, Crystal River)
Address: 2173 Danforth Rd, Spring Hill Florida 34608
Email: [email protected]
Hours of Operation:
Mon - Sat 8am to 6pm
Sunday – Closed