Crew members standing on a pitched shingle roof at sunrise with ladders and harnesses, a church steeple in haze beyond the oaks

About us

A roofing company that starts with a ladder

USA Roofing Winter Park holds state certifications in roofing and in building, and works in Winter Park and the lake towns around it. We look first and put the scope on paper.

  • State certified
  • Licensed CCC1337306
  • Winter Park and nearby
State certifiedCCC1337306 · CBC1266379
Winter Park crewsOrange and Seminole counties
$0 down financingThe monthly payment for a 15-year home improvement installment loan of $10,000 with an APR of 10.99% would be $113. No down payment required. Not all loan products will be available to all partners or all consumers.Credit check not required
Free inspectionEstimate on paper, no strings
5.0 on GoogleReviews from real customers

Who we are

Who stands behind the roof

USA Roofing Winter Park serves homeowners and property managers in Orange and Seminole counties. A state roofing certification and a state building certification together cover tear-off, deck and framing repair and the new roof, so a job does not stop while two trades argue over who owns a problem.

Most people never climb onto their own roof, so a roof is bought largely on faith. We try to replace faith with records: photos of the surface, notes taken in the attic, a scope naming each layer and a total you can set beside any other bid.

Permit offices differ from one city to the next. We learn the quirks of each one, and by the time your crew shows up the paperwork question has already been answered.

Roofer in a hard hat climbing a ladder to the eave of a red brick colonial under big oak limbs
State certifiedCCC1337306 · CBC1266379

What that means for you

Four commitments

Look before quoting

Nothing is priced over the phone. Someone examines the roof surface, the flashing and, when it can be reached, the attic before a number is written.

Two state certifications

Certified roofing contractor CCC1337306 and certified building contractor CBC1266379: deck, fascia and framing work stay in one contract.

Repair when repair works

When a roof has years left, the scope says repair, and the photographs show the reason.

Financing that does not slow the job

No money down and no credit check, with a repayment term of 10, 20 or 30 years picked by you.

Aerial view of curving streets, retention ponds and tile and shingle roofs in a 1990s Florida subdivision

Licensing

Reading a contractor license

In Florida a contractor is licensed trade by trade. A certified license shows that the holder met the state's bar for that line of work, and it hands you a name and a number you can check before anyone sets a ladder against your house.

The licensed contractor pulls the permit, and a permit brings an inspector out to see the work. A roof installed without one can come back to bite you when you file a claim or sell, so ask for the number early.

Certified Roofing Contractor
CCC1337306
Certified Building Contractor
CBC1266379
Counties served
Orange · Seminole
Google rating
5.0 out of 5

Scope

The whole roof system, ridge to gutter

Roofing carries most of our schedule, whether the surface is shingle, tile, metal or a low-slope membrane, and so do the carpentry and the gutters that come with it. A single company draws up the plan, applies for the permit and answers for how the finished roof performs.

  • Roofs: shingle, tile, metal and flat or low-slope systems, from repairs to full replacement
  • Storm readiness: temporary dry-in, damage records and wind-minded installation
  • Drainage: seamless gutters and downspouts sized for heavy summer rain
  • Structure: decking, fascia and soffit carpentry beneath the roof line
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Reviews

What customers say on Google

5.0 out of 5 across 7 Google reviews

Latest reviews pulled from our Google listing.

Service area

Roofing crews around the Winter Park lakes

Orange and Seminole counties are our territory, from Winter Park and Maitland north to Casselberry, Longwood and Oviedo. Pick a town to read about its roofs, or ring the office and ask whether your street is covered.

Free estimate

Talk to the people who will be on your roof

Start with a free inspection. A roof report and a written estimate follow, and nobody will give you a sales pitch or ask you to commit.

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