Overhead drone photo of a large tile roof with several valley sections opened down to underlayment during repair by Mike McGilvary Roofing.

2-Year vs. 5-Year Roof Certification in Florida: What Each One Means, Who Asks for It, and What Keeps a Roof From Certifying

Roof Age Law & Insurance /

By Mike McGilvary, Mike McGilvary Roofing, Inc. Quick answer: A 5-year roof certification documents an inspector’s finding that a roof has five or more years of remaining useful life. Five years is the number Florida’s roof-age law (Florida Statute 627.7011) uses for roofs 15 years or older. It is also the minimum Citizens Property Insurance

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