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

Central Florida

New Roof Installation in Winter Park, FL

Additions, guest houses, covered porches and rebuilt sections all need a roof that joins the old one without a leak at the seam. That junction is where we spend the most care.

  • Additions and rebuilds
  • License CBC1266379
  • Final inspection included
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
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Summary

A roof that meets the old one cleanly

Many Winter Park lots are small and many houses have grown over the decades: a bedroom wing here, a screened porch there, a garage turned studio. Each new roof has to meet an existing one, and the places where they meet are where water finds a way in.

We plan the tie-in before we order material. Slopes, valley lines, step flashing and the matching of shingle or tile are settled on paper so the finished roof looks like one roof.

Since the same company holds a building license and a roofing license, framing and deck work for the addition's roof can fit in the same job.

Craftsman bungalow under a muted bronze standing seam roof, a deep porch and ferns among old oaks in morning mist

Why us

What you get from USA Roofing

Roofing and building licenses

Numbers CCC1337306 and CBC1266379 cover the covering and the framing beneath it.

Planned tie-ins

Valleys, step flashing and slope changes are drawn out before work starts.

Matching materials

We match shingle, tile or metal to the existing roof or discuss a planned change.

Permit and inspections

The permit is filed for the job and the inspections are booked as work progresses.

What new roofs are installed on

Anything that adds roof area counts as a new installation for our purposes.

  • Room additions and second-story additions
  • Garages, carports and detached studios
  • Covered porches and lanais
  • Rebuilt sections after fire or storm damage
  • Small commercial buildings and small additions to them
Two workers kneeling on bare plywood and unrolling gray synthetic underlayment, shingle bundles stacked at the ridge and a lake beyond

Decisions worth making early

A few choices on a new roof are cheap to make on paper and expensive to change later.

  • Pitch: low slopes need a different system than shingle
  • Material match with the existing roof
  • Ventilation for the new attic or roof space
  • Drainage: where the new roof sheds its water
  • Any design review or association approval

From plan to final inspection

A short checklist keeps the job on track.

  • Site visit and measurements
  • Written scope and drawings of the tie-in
  • Permit application
  • Framing and deck, then underlayment
  • Roof covering, flashing and trim
  • Final inspection and cleanup
Wooden kitchen table with a roof sketch, a tablet, a mug and reading glasses while hands rest on the pages
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Pay for the roof over time

Do not let the budget decide the date

A leak or an insurer's letter sets the schedule, and the money should not hold up the work. Our financing starts a new roof with nothing down.

  • No credit check required
  • $0 down with 100% financing
  • Secured and unsecured financing
  • 10, 20 and 30 year terms
  • No pre-payment penalty

Questions

Roof Installation: your questions

Can a new section be matched to my old roof?

Often, yes, though shingle fades and tile weathers. We show you samples against the existing roof and tell you honestly how close the match will be.

Do you need a permit for an addition roof?

Yes. An addition is permitted work, and the permit covers the roof and the structure beneath it. We prepare the application and book each inspection as the framing, the deck and the roof go in.

Can you frame the addition roof too?

Yes, where the work is roof framing and decking, our state building license covers it. That keeps the carpentry and the covering in one contract and avoids a gap between two trades.

What about a flat porch roof?

Low-slope roofs get a membrane system rather than shingle, because shingle needs a steeper pitch to shed water. We explain the difference during the estimate and show how it will meet the existing roof.

How long does an addition roof take?

It depends on the size, the framing and the permit. The estimate gives a schedule, and we update it if the plan changes or if weather moves the dry-in days around.

Reviews

Customers who asked us to look first

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Service area

Where our crews work

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.

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