Maitland Roofing Company — Roof Replacement, Storm Damage & Roof Repair
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Maitland borders Winter Park to the north and shares much of its character — established neighborhoods, mature trees, older homes, and homeowners who expect quality workmanship and attention to detail. Bigfoot Roofing serves Maitland homeowners from our Oviedo office with Owens Corning Platinum Preferred installations that meet the standard this market expects.
As a licensed roofing contractor, we handle residential roof replacements and storm damage repairs throughout Maitland and northern Orange County. Older homes here — many built in the 1950s through 1970s — often need full replacement rather than repair, and we give honest assessments rather than selling more than the situation calls for.
We cover all of Maitland and work regularly in Winter Park and Eatonville throughout northern Orange County. We’re familiar with the permit and inspection processes for Orange County’s older residential neighborhoods.
It depends on what the decking looks like once we get up there, and that is not something anyone can tell you from the driveway. Plenty of Maitland homes built in the 1950s through 1970s are on their second or third roof, and the honest answer often turns on how previous layers were installed rather than the age of the shingles on top. A repair is the right call when the system underneath is sound and the problem is localized. When it isn’t, we say so. We put the condition of the roof in writing either way, so you are deciding from a documented report rather than a verbal opinion.
We do. Orange County permitting and inspections are handled as part of the project, and you receive documentation at close. Florida Building Code also drives some upgrades that homeowners are often surprised by on an older house — secondary water barriers and updated fastening schedules among them — and those requirements are identified in the estimate rather than added after the crew arrives.
Most single-family roof replacements here run one to three days, depending on the size and pitch of the roof, how many existing layers have to come off, and the weather window. Tile takes longer than asphalt shingle. You get the schedule before work starts.
They do, and it is one of the more Maitland-specific things we look at. Heavy canopy means constant organic debris in the valleys and gutters, shaded areas that stay damp longer after a storm, and limbs close enough to abrade shingles in high wind. None of that is a reason to lose the trees — it is a reason to keep the drainage path clear and to have someone actually look at the valleys during an inspection instead of only the field of the roof.
We inspect the roof and document what we find in writing, with photographs of the affected areas and the condition of the materials. That gives you an accurate record of the roof’s condition. Your insurance carrier makes the coverage decision — our part is making sure the documentation of what happened is complete and accurate. Free inspections are available with no obligation.
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