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Free Roof Report
Enter any Florida address and get a free report on your roof's age, flood zone and replacement price range at sonnysroofreport.com.
Roof Age Lookup
Find out how old your roof is. In Florida, roof age can affect your homeowners insurance at renewal.
Flood Zone Check
See which flood zone your home is in, right alongside your roof's age, in the same free report.
Roof Replacement Price Range
Get a price range for a full roof replacement based on your roof's size. Free and no obligation.
Insurance Renewal Roof Check
Florida insurers often look at roof age at renewal. Know where your roof stands before your carrier asks.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a roof last in Florida?
Florida’s sun, heat, humidity and storms are hard on roofs. An asphalt shingle roof typically lasts about 15 to 20 years here, and tile and metal roofs often last 30 to 50 years or more. Many Florida insurers take a closer look at roofs that are around 15 years old or older, and some may ask for a roof inspection before they write or renew a policy. Your insurance agent can tell you how your insurer handles roof age. Our free report shows your roof’s approximate age and how it compares to a typical 15-year lifespan.
What flood zone am I in?
Most Florida addresses are on a FEMA flood map. Zones that start with A or V (like AE or VE) are high-risk areas, and lenders usually require flood insurance there. Zone X is a moderate- to low-risk area. Our free roof report includes your FEMA flood zone in plain English. It’s based on FEMA’s flood maps and isn’t an official flood determination. For that, check FEMA’s Flood Map Service Center (msc.fema.gov) or ask your lender or insurance agent.