For listing agents

Roofing for Realtors in Ocala, FL

When the roof is what is standing between your listing and the closing table, we can replace it and settle at closing. Your seller does not need the cash up front, and your buyer gets a house a carrier will actually write.

Call (352) 915-ROOF Send us a listing

You already know which listings this is going to happen to

You can usually call it at the listing appointment. Twenty-year-old shingle roof, no documentation, seller says it has never leaked. It has not. That is not the problem. The problem arrives later, when the buyer tries to bind a policy and the carriers decline over roof age, the lender will not fund without insurance, and a contract that was clean turns into a renegotiation.

The usual fix is a seller credit. It comes off your seller's net, it rarely covers the real number, and it hands the buyer a roof that is still uninsurable — so the buyer's carrier problem is not solved either. Replacing the roof solves the underwriting issue outright, which is what everyone in the file actually needs.

What your client walks away holding

A closed county permit and a wind mitigation inspection. Those two documents are what the buyer's carrier and lender ask for, and they are also what earns the buyer the wind-mitigation premium credits Florida carriers are required to offer (s. 627.0629, F.S.). It turns "the roof is old" into a selling point on the buyer's monthly payment.

Roof inspector on the lawn flying a camera drone over a shingle roof, ladder set at the eave

How a referral runs

Four steps, and you are only involved in the first one.

You flag the roof At the listing appointment, or the moment an inspection report lands. Send the address and a photo if you have one.
We assess and scope it Free, and we will tell your client honestly if it is a repair rather than a replacement. You are not going to get burned recommending us on a roof that did not need replacing.
Your client picks how to pay Out of pocket, or settled from the proceeds at closing. Same scope and same price either way.
Permitted, inspected, documented We pull the permit under our license and close it out. Your client gets the closed permit and a wind mitigation inspection — the two documents the buyer’s carrier and lender will ask for.

Before the sign goes in the yard is better

A roof handled before listing is something you can market and price in. A roof handled after the buyer's inspection report is a concession negotiated against a deadline, with your seller's leverage already gone. If you have a seller who knows the roof is at the end and is putting it off because of the money, that is exactly the conversation this exists for.

Send your client the homeowner version of this page: a new roof before closing. It explains the insurance mechanics in plain language so you do not have to.

Questions we get asked

What agents ask us

What does this actually solve for me?

The deal that dies at the insurance step. The buyer cannot bind a policy because of roof age or condition, the lender will not fund without it, and a closed deal reopens. This lets you fix the cause instead of negotiating a credit that comes off your seller’s net and still leaves the buyer holding an uninsurable roof.

Is this a financing product? Am I recommending a lender?

No. There is no loan application and no credit product being marketed through you. Your client is agreeing with a roofing contractor on when the invoice gets settled. Ask us for the written terms and hand those to your client rather than explaining it yourself — it keeps you out of the middle of a payment discussion.

Do you pay referral fees?

No, and we are not going to offer one. Paying a licensed agent for a referral raises questions neither of us needs. What you get is a roof that does not blow up your closing and a contractor who will pick up the phone for your client.

How fast can you get on it?

Call and ask about the specific address and we will tell you straight, including when we are backed up. We are not going to promise a timeline on a webpage that we might not hit on your closing date.

What if the roof only needs a repair?

Then we say so and we repair it. A contractor who calls every roof a replacement is a contractor who will eventually embarrass you in front of a client. Repair-versus-replace is the whole judgment call in this trade and we will show you what we are looking at.

Which areas do you cover?

Ocala and Marion County, and the surrounding communities we already serve — Silver Springs Shores, Marion Oaks, Belleview, Ocklawaha, Summerfield, Dunnellon and the rest of the county.

Send us a listing

Address and what the inspection said is enough to start. If it is easier, just call — (352) 915-ROOF — and we will take it from there with your client directly.