Best Roofers in Orlando, FL
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Top 5 Roofers in Orlando, FL
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5.0379 ReviewsOrlando, FL
Schick Roofing did an outstanding job replacing our roof using GAF products. Their prices were competitive and the their workmanship was excellent.– Eric F., Google review
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- 4.92,014 Reviews
Orlando, FL
Janey Roofing was exceptional in re-roofing our home. Richard Wolk was our sales consultant and intial contact.– Carol P., Google review
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- 4.9505 Reviews
Orlando, FL
We’re so grateful for Kim’s incredible support throughout the process of getting a replacement roof in our beautiful home.– Jacqueline G., Google review
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- 4.9796 Reviews
Orlando, FL
Contractor: Priceless Roofing We had a full roof replacement. Priceless roofing handled all permits and our HOA red tape. The price was very reasonable.– Nks, Google review
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- 5.0176 Reviews
Orlando, FL
We had our roof replaced by Matt and his team at Ares Exteriors after noticing several leaks. They quickly inspected the roof, explained our options, and got us scheduled.– Brian V., Google review
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Hiring a Roofer in Orlando
Orlando is in Orange County in Central Florida, far enough inland to escape storm surge but not high winds: hurricanes such as Charley in 2004, Ian in 2022 and Milton in 2024 all brought roof damage to the area. Re-roofing inside city limits needs a City of Orlando building permit; homes in unincorporated areas are permitted by Orange County.
Asphalt shingle roofs dominate the area's many subdivisions, and many from the building boom of the late 1990s and 2000s are now at the end of their life. Florida changed its 25 percent repair rule in 2022: a roof built to the 2007 Florida Building Code or later can often be repaired instead of fully replaced, so ask whether that applies before agreeing to a new roof. Hire only a contractor with an active Florida certified (CCC) or registered (RC) roofing license, which you can confirm on the state DBPR license search before you sign.
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