Roof Inspection in Jacksonville, FL
Buying, selling, after a storm or just checking. We'll match you with one licensed local roofer to look your roof over. Free service, no obligation to hire.
Roofers of Jacksonville is a referral service, not a roofing contractor.
What a roof inspection looks at
Every roofer has their own checklist, but most cover these areas.
- Shingles, tiles, metal panels or the flat roof membrane
- Flashing around chimneys, pipes, skylights and walls
- Pipe boots, vents and ridge caps
- Soft spots or sagging in the deck
- Signs of leaks in the attic or on ceilings
- Drainage, including gutters at the roof edge and ponding on flat roofs
When to get a roof inspected
- You're buying or selling a home
- A storm just came through
- You see a stain, drip or missing shingles
- The roof is getting older and you want to plan ahead
- Your insurance company has asked about the roof's condition
Wind mitigation and 4-point inspections
Florida insurers often ask for a wind mitigation or 4-point inspection. These are usually done by licensed home inspectors, and some roofing companies work with inspectors who do them. If you need one, mention it in your request. Our guide explains what these inspections look at on the roof.
Commercial roof inspections
We also help business owners and property managers find a licensed roofer for commercial roof inspections. Some roofers offer regular maintenance visits for commercial roofs. Choose Business on the first step of the form.
How matching works
Licensed first
- Every roofer we match holds an active Florida roofing contractor license.
- We look the license up on the Florida DBPR before we connect you.
- You get the license number so you can check it yourself.
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Roof Inspection questions
When should I get my roof inspected?
When you're buying or selling a home, after a storm, when you notice a leak or missing shingles, or when the roof is getting older and you want to plan ahead.
What does a roof inspection check?
The roof covering, flashing, vents, pipe boots, ridge caps and drainage, plus signs of soft decking or leaks in the attic and on ceilings.
How much does a roof inspection cost?
It varies by company and the kind of report you need. Ask the roofer about pricing when they contact you.
Can you help me get a wind mitigation or 4-point inspection?
These are usually done by licensed home inspectors, and some roofing companies work with inspectors who do them. Mention it in your request and the roofer can explain the options. Our guide covers what these inspections look at.
Is a roof inspection the same as a home inspection?
No. A home inspection covers the whole house, including the roof in general terms. A roof inspection by a roofing company focuses on the roof and what it needs.
Can you help with commercial roof inspections?
Yes. We help business owners and property managers find a licensed roofer for commercial inspections. Choose Business on the first step of the form.
Do I have to hire the roofer for repairs after the inspection?
No. You can take what you learn and decide what to do next. There's no obligation to hire.
How do you check the roofer?
We look up the roofer's license on the Florida DBPR and confirm it's an active roofing contractor license before we connect you. You get the license number too.
Find a licensed roofer
Free service. Nothing to purchase. No obligation to hire.