Roof Inspections in Winter Garden

Roof Inspec­tions, Documented and Performed with Care

Why Inspect Your Roof with Level?

Roof Inspections Held to a Higher Standard

Most homeowners have no real idea what condition their roof is in. Level Roofing changes that with a full inspection and detailed photos of exactly what we find.

Whether you need a licensed contractor to confirm storm damage, prepare for an insurance claim, or simply put your mind at ease, we’ve got you covered.

A Level Roofing crew arriving at a Central Florida home with ladders up

Testimonial

Level Roofing came over to do a free assessment of my roof after Milton. I have a 2 story house and he was able to find a damaged shingle using his drone that I would never have known otherwise!
—Michelle C.

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Roof Types

Popular Roof Types We Inspect

  • Shingles

    Asphalt shingles are checked for granule loss, curling edges, and wind damage, since these early signs often reveal problems before a leak ever appears.

  • Tile

    Tile inspections focus on cracked or shifted tiles and the underlayment beneath them, since the tile itself can look fine while hiding real damage.

  • Metal

    Metal roofs are inspected for loose fasteners, seam separation, and surface corrosion, issues that are easy to miss without a trained eye.

Brands We Service

Level Roofing services all major manufacturer brands and popular roofing products.

Certifications

Level Roofing is a GAF Master Elite Contractor

GAF is one of the most respected roofing manufacturers in the country. Only 3% of all roofing contractors nationwide earn GAF Master Elite status. Level Roofing is proud to be one of them.

In addition to achieving GAF Master Elite, we are a member of GAF’s President’s Club, ensuring our customers have access to the country’s longest material warranties.

  • 3%

    of roofing contractors nationwide earn Master Elite status

Warranties

Unbeatable Warranty Protections

  • GAF Golden Pledge®

    The GAF Golden Pledge warranty covers 50 years of material defects and 25 years of workmanship protection on select GAF products.

  • GAF System Plus®

    GAF’s System Plus warranty covers 50 years of material defects across your entire GAF roofing system on select GAF products.

  • GAF Infinite Wind Speed Protection®

    The Infinite Wind Speed Protection warranty from GAF eliminates the standard 110-130 mph wind cap entirely, protecting your roof against any wind speed for 15 years.

10YR

10-Year Roof Replacement Warranty

1YR

1-Year Roof Repair Warranty

Warranty FAQs

Can an inspection tell me how much manufacturer warranty coverage I have left?

In many cases, yes. We can often identify the shingle or material type and cross reference it against manufacturer records to give you a reasonably accurate picture of what coverage remains, though the manufacturer itself holds the official record tied to your specific warranty registration.

Does an inspection create documentation I can use if I ever file a warranty claim?

Yes. Every inspection includes detailed photos and notes describing the current condition of your roof. That documentation can serve as a helpful reference point if a dispute ever comes up about when an issue began or how it developed over time.

I am buying a home with an existing roof. Can an inspection confirm the manufacturer warranty transfers to me?

An inspection alone cannot confirm transferability, since that depends on the specific warranty terms and manufacturer registration. What we can do is assess the roof’s condition and help you understand what questions to ask the seller or manufacturer directly.

Claim Support

Insurance Claim Support

How Level Supports Your Claim

An inspection is often the first step toward a successful insurance claim, since you need documented proof of damage before a claim can move forward. We photograph and detail every issue we find, giving you exactly what’s needed to support a claim from day one.

Florida law requires that you file and personally manage your own claim. You will not be figuring it out alone.

A shingle roof marked up during a Level Roofing inspection

Insurance Claim FAQs

Do I need an inspection before filing a claim?

Yes, documented proof of damage is typically required before an insurer moves forward.

What does an inspection provide for my claim?

Detailed photos and notes describing exactly what damage exists and when it was found.

Can an inspection help if my claim was denied?

Yes, additional documentation from a fresh inspection often supports a successful appeal.

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General FAQs

How often should I actually schedule a roof inspection?

Most homes benefit from an annual inspection, ideally before hurricane season begins each year, so any developing issues get caught while they are still minor.

Homes with older roofs, or those that have recently been through a significant storm, should be inspected sooner rather than waiting for the next scheduled check.

What should I expect on the day of my inspection?

A technician will walk the roof and check the attic space from inside as well.

  • The exterior is checked for damaged, missing, or lifting shingles and flashing
  • The attic is checked for signs of moisture, leaks, or ventilation problems
  • Photos are taken throughout so you have a visual record afterward

Once complete, we’ll share our findings with you and give you honest advice on how to proceed.

What happens if the inspection finds a problem with my roof?

We will walk you through exactly what was found, using photos so you can see it for yourself rather than just taking our word for it. From there, you will get an honest recommendation on next steps, whether that means a simple repair, ongoing monitoring, or a larger conversation about replacement.

Can I request an inspection as part of buying or selling a home?

Yes, this is actually one of the more common reasons people request an inspection outside of storm season. A documented inspection can give a buyer real confidence in the roof’s current condition, or give a seller the chance to address any issues before they become a negotiating point during closing. Either way, you will receive a clear, written summary with photos that you can share with a realtor, buyer, or seller as needed throughout the transaction.