Roof Certification Inspection
The roof certification inspection is commonly requested by Florida insurance companies when a roof is nearing the end of its useful life. The inspection is completed by licensed home inspectors who inspect and report on the roof’s condition and life expectancy.
Due to Florida’s history with hurricanes, insurance companies are using real-world data to estimate the life expectancies of roofs. Therefore, while a home inspector may report that your roof has 3-5 years of life remaining, an insurance company may still say that the roof needs to be replaced. Learn more about the lifespan needed on different roof coverings.
All roofs eventually wear down over time.
After the roof certification inspection is completed, a home inspector will deliver a report that details damages, repairs, and other concerns, attached with pictures. That report is then sent to your insurance agent, who will evaluate it and give direction on what is needed.
Items We Inspect During an Evaluation
LEAKS
DAMAGE
PLUMBING
ELECTRICAL
HVAC
SAME-DAY DETAILED REPORTS
Waypoint’s detailed inspections and reports sets us apart as the leading home inspection company in the Tampa Bay area. Not only does our team provide unparalleled inspections, we email you an easy-to-navigate report the very same day!
What You Can Do
To keep your insurance premium as low as possible, while not having to replace your roof, you should keep up with the regular maintenance of your roof. Find out if your insurance requires a roof inspection. Here are a few tips:
- Ensure your roof is clean of debris, moss, and dirt. Also, check for roof leaks.
- Have your roof inspected after a major wind event. Learn how to inspect your own roof.
- Have your roof inspected every 2-3 years by a licensed inspector.
- Complete professional roof repairs as needed. Contact a roofing contractor for this.
WHY CHOOSE WAYPOINT?
Whether you’re buying or selling a home or examining one you already own, the certified home inspectors of Waypoint Property Inspection have the expertise and tools to get the information you need. All of our inspectors utilize the latest technologies like drones and thermal cameras and as a company, we offer guarantees for Same or Next-Day Inspections, Same-Day Reports, and 200% Satisfaction.
Tens of thousands of home inspections completed each year
We provide unparalleled communication and service before, during, and after the inspection
All Inspection Reports come with a detailed analysis of the home and digital photos of areas of concern
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