Roof Inspection & Certification in Boca Raton
A professional opinion on your roof's condition and remaining life, documented for insurance, buyers, and your own peace of mind.
In South Florida, your roof takes more punishment than anywhere else in the country: brutal UV exposure, driving rain, tropical storms, and hurricanes. A roof inspection, also called a roof certification, gives you a clear, documented answer to the question every homeowner and insurer asks: what shape is this roof really in, and how much life does it have left?
We examine the roof covering, flashing, penetrations, drainage, and the attic underside, then deliver a photo-documented report the same day with our professional opinion on condition and remaining useful life.

Why Roof Certifications Matter in Florida
Florida insurers treat roofs as the single biggest risk factor on a policy. Many carriers hesitate to insure homes with roofs over 15 years old, and Citizens and private insurers alike may require an inspection before binding coverage. A certification based on actual condition, not just age, can keep your policy in force or satisfy a buyer's lender at closing.
Roof Types We Certify in South Florida
- Concrete and clay tile: the South Florida classic. Tiles themselves can last 40 to 50 years, but the underlayment beneath them is the real clock, typically 20 to 30 years.
- Architectural asphalt shingles: common on newer and mid-age homes. Expect 15 to 25 years here, less than the same shingle would last up north, because of our heat and UV.
- Standing-seam metal: excellent wind performance and long life, often 40 years or more, but fasteners, sealant, and flashing still need periodic checks.
- Flat and low-slope (modified bitumen, TPO): found on additions, porches, and mid-century homes. Drainage is everything; ponding water shortens life fast.
What We Inspect
We check the condition of all roof materials, flashing at walls and penetrations, gutters and downspouts, previous repairs, the number of shingle layers, and general installation quality. From the attic, we look for active leaks, stained decking, and proper ventilation. Every finding is photographed and explained in plain language.
When Should You Get One?
Order a roof certification when your insurer asks for it, when you are buying a home with a roof over 10 years old, when you are selling and want to answer buyer questions up front, or any time you want an honest read on remaining life before budgeting for replacement.
Pair it with Wind Mitigation for maximum insurance savings →
Roof Inspection Questions, Answered
Ready to Inspect with Confidence?
Schedule your inspection today and get the clarity you need to make the right decision. Same-day reports, no surprises.