60 to 90 minutes · Attic check included · One written price

Your Orlando Roof Quote Should Not Take Four Hours.

The usual routine is a salesman in your living room until ten at night and a price that falls by eleven thousand dollars if you sign tonight. Not here. A roofer walks the roof, checks your attic, and emails one written price. Sixty to ninety minutes, then they go.

Free Roof Inspection

Two taps and your details. A local roofer calls to confirm the time.

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About how old is your roof?

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Do you own the home?

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Last step. Where is the roof and who do we ask for?

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An insured local roofer will call shortly to book a time that works for you. Keep an eye on your texts.

So you can plan around it: a real inspection runs 60 to 90 minutes, and the roofer will need to get into your attic. That is where decking, ventilation, and water intrusion actually show up. They walk the roof, check the attic, take photos, and give you one written price. Then they go.

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🔒 Your information is private and will never be sold.

🔒 Costs nothing. No obligation. No five-hour kitchen table siege.

How It Works

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Two taps and your details
About thirty seconds
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A local roofer calls you
Usually within minutes to lock your time
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Sixty to ninety minutes on site
We walk the roof, check the attic, photograph it, then email one written price

What You Can Expect

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The site gets cleaned
Magnet sweep before anyone leaves
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We show up when we said
And you hear from us first if that changes
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Texts with progress photos
Plus a direct line to a person, not a queue
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The quoted price holds
One written number, no surprise line items
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Nobody upsells you
No closing scripts, no sign-tonight discount
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Here before the storm
Insured & vetted

Serving Orange and Seminole County

Central Florida runs a thunderstorm through most summer afternoons, then hurricane season sits on top of it from June to November. The subdivisions that went up through the 90s and 2000s are all hitting the age where tile underlayment and shingles give out at the same time.

Orlando · Sanford · Winter Park · Apopka · Oviedo · Altamonte Springs · Lake Mary · Ocoee · Winter Springs · Maitland

Common Questions

How long does it take, and do you need to come inside?

Sixty to ninety minutes, and yes, the roofer will need to look in your attic. That is where the truth about a roof is. Decking, ventilation, and water intrusion do not show up from the driveway. Here is the whole visit: they walk the roof, check the attic, take photos, and give you a written price. Then they leave. What they will not do is sit at your kitchen table for five hours while the price keeps dropping.

Is the roof check really free?

Yes, and there is no obligation after it. Nothing is attached to it, and nothing is offered in exchange for letting a roofer up there, because in several of the states we work in that would be illegal. You get a look at your roof and a written report. That is the whole offer.

Will the price change if I say I want to think about it?

No. One price, in writing, and it does not move. If a roofer quotes twenty-five thousand and then drops it to fourteen the moment you hesitate, the first number was never real. We do not run that.

Who actually does the inspection?

Swift Roof Pros matches you with an insured local roofing contractor who serves your area and was working here long before the last storm. You get a vetted local crew without having to call around.

Why does roof age matter so much now?

Carriers have leaned harder on roof age over the last few years. It shows up at renewal, not when something breaks, which is why most homeowners never see it coming. Knowing the real condition of your roof, in writing, beats guessing at it.

My insurer is pushing back on my roof age. What can I do?

Florida law says an insurer cannot refuse to issue or renew a homeowner policy solely because of roof age when the roof is under 15 years old. For a roof 15 years or older, the insurer has to let you get a roof inspection by an authorized inspector, at your own expense, before it can require a replacement as a condition of issuing or renewing. That is section 627.7011(5), Florida Statutes. The inspector has to be approved by your insurer, so call them and ask who they accept before you book anything. Our visit costs you nothing and you get a written report with photos either way. Whether anything is covered is your insurer's decision, not ours.

How soon can someone come out?

Usually within the same week. Answer two questions, leave your details, and a roofer contacts you to confirm a time that works.

Do you inspect tile roofs too?

Yes. Tile fails at the underlayment long before the tile itself does, which is why a tile roof can look perfect and still leak. The inspection covers tile, shingle, and flat sections.

Ready to Know the Truth About Your Roof?

You know exactly what happens before we arrive. One written price. An insured, vetted Greater Orlando roofer.

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It costs nothing, you are not obligated to anything, and you keep the report either way.

Florida Notice

  1. The consumer is responsible for payment of any insurance deductible.
  2. It is insurance fraud punishable as a felony of the third degree for a contractor to knowingly or willfully, and with intent to injure, defraud, or deceive, pay, waive, or rebate all or part of an insurance deductible applicable to payment to the contractor for repairs to a property covered by a property insurance policy.
  3. It is insurance fraud punishable as a felony of the third degree to intentionally file an insurance claim containing any false, incomplete, or misleading information.

Notice provided under section 489.147, Florida Statutes.

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