Free inspection, photo report in 24 hours, and we meet your insurance adjuster on the roof. Most homeowners pay only their deductible.
Inspections are booking about 3 days out after the last storm.
What a typical storm job looks like: lifted shingles and a limb through the eave, tarped the same night, then a full architectural shingle replacement once the claim is approved.
Insurance paperwork is where most roof claims die. Our claims team works with every major Florida carrier.
We walk the roof, take 60+ photos and send you a damage report within 24 hours.
We do itYou call your insurer and give them our report. It takes about ten minutes.
You do itWe are on the roof with your adjuster so no damage gets missed or written off.
We do itMost replacements take one to two days. We clean up every nail with magnets.
We do itTypical price ranges for Central Florida roofs. If insurance is paying, you only owe your deductible.
Material
Home size 2,000 sq ft
Roof pitch
Steeper roofs need more material and safety gear.
Photos from the ground help us bring the right crew and materials. No ladder needed.
Every roof we install meets the Florida Building Code for High Velocity Hurricane Zones, even where it is not required.
The best value. Thick, dimensional and rated for 130 mph winds.
Reflects heat, lowers your power bill and lasts two shingle roofs.
The classic Florida look. Heavy, quiet in the rain and nearly fireproof.
From homeowners in Orange, Seminole and Lake counties.
“Insurance first offered $3,200. Ridgeline met the adjuster, pointed out what he missed, and the claim came back at $18,900. I paid my deductible and nothing else.”
Paula M.Winter Park“Water was coming through the ceiling at 11 PM. They had a tarp on the roof by 1 AM. You cannot put a price on that.”
James O.Clermont“Metal roof went on in two days. The crew was polite, the yard was spotless after, and our electric bill dropped by about $60 a month.”
Anita & Ray S.Lake MarySmall leaks turn into ceiling repairs. Get a free inspection this week.
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