Orlando Roof Tech

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SEMINOLE COUNTY’S #1 ROOFING COMPANY FOR Repairs, Replacements, & Inspections

When your roof needs attention, you need more than a quick patch and a vague estimate. We help homeowners across Seminole County understand what is happening with their roof, what needs to be fixed, and what can wait.

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What we do on Seminole County roofs

Repair what failed. Replace what is done. Tell you which is which.

Every job starts with an inspection because the answer is different for a 12-year-old shingle roof in Oviedo than for a 30-year-old tile roof in Longwood. You get photos of what we found and a recommendation you can check.

Drone view of a large tile roof project in Central Florida
Tile roof project, Orlando Roof Tech crew. City to be added once confirmed.
  1. Roof repair

    Leaks, lifted or missing shingles, cracked or slipped tiles, flashing at vents, walls and valleys. We fix the section that failed and tell you how much life the rest of the roof has.

    Roof repair in Central Florida
  2. Roof replacement

    When repairs would keep coming back, we quote the whole roof with the tear-off, underlayment, permit and cleanup written out, so the number you get is the number you pay.

    Roof replacement pageComing soon
  3. Free roof inspection

    A person on your roof, photos of what they found, and a plain answer: repair it, replace it, or leave it alone for now. No charge and nothing to sign.

    How the free inspection works
  4. Roof restoration

    For roofs that are sound underneath but worn on top. We replace what is broken and bring the rest back instead of selling you a roof you do not need yet.

    Roof restoration pageComing soon
  5. Insurance claim help

    We document storm damage the way adjusters need to see it and stay on the roofer's side of the claim. We do not act as a public adjuster and we do not pad scopes.

    Roof insurance claim help
  6. Wind mitigation inspection

    The OIR-B1-1802 report your insurer asks for before giving wind discounts. Mention it when you book and we will handle both visits in one trip where we can.

    Wind mitigation pageComing soon

We work on tile roofs, shingle roofs, flat and low-slope roofs, and commercial roofs. We do not install metal roofing.

Repair or replace

A leak does not mean you need a new roof.

A leak, a cracked tile, a missing shingle or a note on a home inspection does not automatically mean the whole roof is done. The better question is whether the roof still has useful life in it, or whether the same problem is going to keep coming back.

We look at the roof as a system before we recommend anything. One flashing problem is a repair. A few damaged shingles is a repair. Repeated leaks, wear across the whole roof, failing underlayment under tile, or storm damage in several places change the conversation, and we will say so.

What the inspection looks at

  • Age and remaining life of the roof
  • Whether the problem is isolated or repeated
  • Active leaks or interior water stains
  • Shingle wear, lifting, granule loss, missing tabs
  • Cracked, slipped or broken roof tiles
  • Flashing at walls, vents, valleys and roof edges
  • Underlayment condition beneath tile
  • Drainage and ponding on low-slope sections
Shingle roof with a section of wind-damaged and missing shingles before repair
Storm-damaged shingle roof before repair, May 2026. This one was a repair, not a replacement.
Stylized map of Seminole County, Florida, with the eight cities Orlando Roof Tech serves Sanford Lake Mary Longwood Winter Springs Oviedo Casselberry Altamonte Springs Fern Park
Stylized outline. City markers placed by coordinates.

Where we work

Every city in Seminole County, from Sanford to Oviedo.

Roof problems here usually come down to where the house sits, how much tree cover hangs over it, how old the roof system is, and how it handles a summer downpour. A lakeside home in Sanford has different issues from a 1990s subdivision in Oviedo, and a shaded lot in Longwood has different ones again.

  • Oviedo

    Suburban rooflines, heavy runoff, wind-driven storm exposure, flashing and aging shingles, and roof issues that turn up on home inspections.

    Oviedo roofing pageComing soon
  • Longwood

    Established neighborhoods, mature trees, shaded roofs that hold moisture, debris in valleys, and older tile and shingle systems that are due for a look.

    Longwood roofing pageComing soon
  • Sanford

    Larger homes, mixed roof ages, lake-area moisture and storm exposure. Repair questions first, then whether the roof is worth keeping.

    Sanford roofing pageComing soon
  • Lake Mary

    Planned communities like Heathrow and nearby Lake Forest, plenty of concrete tile, and replacement questions that usually start with a letter from the insurance company.

    Lake Mary roofing pageComing soon
  • Winter Springs

    Tuskawilla and the older subdivisions along 434: cracked tile, lifted shingles and flashing at the roof-to-wall lines.

    Winter Springs roofing pageComing soon
  • Altamonte Springs

    Tree-heavy lots and older roof systems; leaks that start at valleys, vents and transitions rather than in the field of the roof.

    Altamonte Springs roofing pageComing soon
  • Casselberry

    Older homes next to well-kept planned communities. Small leaks, loose materials and drainage problems that should be checked before they turn into bigger repairs.

    Casselberry roofing pageComing soon
  • Fern Park

    Roof leak repair is the call we get most from Fern Park. Active leaks, water stains and patch jobs that did not hold.

    Fern Park roof leak repair pageComing soon

We also work across Orange County and the rest of Central Florida. See every area we serve, or look at finished roofs in the gallery.

Google reviews

What customers say about working with Doug and the crew.

5.0 stars across 83 Google reviews as of August 2026. Every one of them is public. Read them all.

Dough Hodges was an absolute gentleman, down to earth and honest speaking. He gave me a fair price and did exactly what we agreed on. My new roof look Brilliant, many thank Doug.

Eddy RichertGoogle review

Professional, licensed and very experienced. Smooth scheduling and communicated well. Doug's team did a great job, very knowledgeable on finding the problem and best way to fix it.

C. Perez-WoodsGoogle review

Doug was knowledgeable and responsive. Everything went as scheduled within the promised timeline. His crew did a thorough job cleaning up each day. I would use Doug again in the future.

Sunshine NewsomGoogle review

Great experience with Doug and team! Don't think I've ever met a vendor who does exactly what he says he's going to do! Appreciate their impeccable timeliness, integrity and superb work! Thank you!

Stacey SutherlandGoogle review

Great service, very professional and great experience, very grateful for the work, everything done as we discussed.

Lissette MarreroGoogle review

Questions

What Seminole County homeowners ask before they call.

These are the questions people search for alongside roofing in Seminole County. Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.

Does homeowners insurance pay for roof repairs?

Usually only when the damage was sudden, like wind or a fallen limb, and not when the roof simply wore out. Age matters too: many Florida policies limit or refuse coverage on older roofs, and some carriers ask for a roof inspection before they will renew.

We photograph and document damage the way adjusters expect to see it and stay on the roofer's side of the claim. We do not act as a public adjuster. How we help with roof insurance claims.

What is the average price of a roof repair?

It depends on what failed. Resealing flashing around a vent is a small job. Replacing a section of underlayment under tile is not. The honest answer comes after someone has been on the roof, which is why the inspection is free and the estimate lists the work line by line.

If a number you got elsewhere feels off, bring it to the inspection and we will tell you what we see. Free roof estimates.

Do you need a permit to replace your roof in Florida?

Yes. A roof replacement in Seminole County needs a building permit from the county (or the city, inside city limits) and a final inspection before the job is closed out. Many repairs need one too, depending on size.

We pull the permit as the licensed contractor. You should never be asked to pull your own permit for a roofer's work; that is a sign the company is not licensed for the job.

What is the permit fee for Seminole County?

The Seminole County Building Division sets the fee, and it scales with the value of the job, so there is no single number. It is a small part of a roof replacement and it appears as its own line on our estimate, so you can see it before you sign anything.

Is there a Florida roof replacement program?

The state has run the My Safe Florida Home program, which has paid for free wind mitigation inspections and, when funded, matching grants for wind-hardening work such as roof upgrades. Funding opens and closes, and eligibility rules change, so check the program's current status before counting on it.

Either way, a wind mitigation inspection is the first step. We do those, and the report can also earn you insurance discounts. Start with the free inspection and ask about it.

Start here

Not sure where to start? Book a free roof inspection.

If your roof is leaking, damaged, aging, or just making you nervous, start with the free inspection. You get photos of what we found, a plain explanation, and a quote only if something needs doing.

407-809-7663

Calls answered 24/7. Orlando Roof Tech, 5036 Dr Phillips Blvd #238, Orlando. Florida Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1332678.

Two golden retrievers on the porch of the Orlando Roof Tech doghouse
Even the doghouse got a proper roof.
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