ORLANDO · ROOF AGE · VERIFIED ADDRESSES
Houses with old roofs.
Already filtered.
We take Orlando's roof permits, check each house against later permits, and remove the ones already re-roofed. What remains is a list of houses with a known 14–18-year-old roof.
87,764roof permits in the source record, 1992–2026
2,218houses surviving the citywide filtering
68 / 100candidate houses thrown away
THE 15-YEAR FACT
Florida's roof-insurance rule gives homeowners a statutory protection based on roof age. At 15 years, that age-based protection ends. It does not mean an insurer must drop the homeowner.
15 years
Florida Statute 627.7011(5) says an insurer may not refuse to issue or renew a homeowner's policy on a roof less than 15 years old on age grounds alone.
What expires
The statutory shield. A homeowner can still have the roof inspected at their own expense, and a roof shown to have 5+ years of useful life remaining stays protected.
THE FILTER
2,065 houses entered. 660 made the list.
District 3. Roof permits from 2008–2012. Every address was checked against later permits, then screened down to the houses we can stand behind.
2,065
houses with a roof permit in the window
100%
1,019
still on the same roof
49.3%
969
after churches, schools, condos and shops come out
46.9%
802
after removing roofs whose age we cannot stand behind
38.8%
660
owner-occupied addresses delivered
32.0%
D1 · 486 / 933 · 52%D3 · 660 / 2,065 · 32%D4 · 532 / 1,874 · 28%
CHECK IT YOURSELF
Don't take my word for it.
Every row has the permit number. Put it into the city's lookup and you will see exactly what I saw.
Orlando's permit records are public. We are not selling access to them. We are selling the work of joining the history back onto itself and throwing out the houses that have already been done.
CITY PERMIT LOOKUP
permitlookup.cityoforlando.net (opens in a new tab)Your spreadsheet carries the permit number for every address.
WHAT IS IN A ROW
Enough to work the address. Enough to verify it.
Every delivered row includes the permit trail and the contact fields needed to work it. Example addresses below are fictional and are not client data.
EXAMPLE ROWS · NOT REAL CLIENT DATA
| Address | Neighbourhood | Roof permit | Age | Cost then | Permit no. | Owner | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 123 Example Ave | District 3 | 04/2011 | 15.4 yr | $8,900 | EXAMPLE-001 | Example Owner | Not real |
| 456 Sample St | District 3 | 09/2009 | 17.0 yr | $6,750 | EXAMPLE-002 | Sample Owner | Not real |
Scroll to see every field
THE OFFER
No dashboard. No shared leads.
One roofing contractor per Commissioner District. The spreadsheet arrives by email. You can cancel any month.
FOUNDING RATE
$245
per month · held for the first two districts
- 80 verified addresses on day one
- At least 40 new addresses every month after
- Removals, re-screened phone numbers and houses newly crossing fifteen years
- One contractor per Commissioner District
- $5 credit for any address you find has already been re-roofed. No limit.
ANNUAL
$2,450
two months free
- Cancel any month
- Full refund if requested within the first 30 days
- Whichever rate you start on, you keep
- Districts available: 1, 3 and 4
- Spreadsheet by email. Nothing to log into.
After the founding allocation, the monthly rate is $395.
THE HONEST PART
Know what you're buying.
- These are not inbound leads. Nobody on the list asked for a quote. They are houses where the roof age is known and no later roof permit was found.
- It is not every house. Plenty of re-roofs happen without a permit. This is a filtered subset of what the city has on record, never a census.
- At fifteen, protection expires. Nothing is forced. The insurance rule does not mean an insurer must drop the homeowner.
- Do-not-call screening is hygiene, not compliance cover. The contractor must still access the FTC registry under their own SAN within 31 days of dialing and screen against Florida's current FDACS quarterly list. A vendor's screening does not transfer.
- We do not call homeowners. The list is yours to work however you work.
WHY THE NUMBERS WORK
One exclusive contact costs $3.06 in month one.
At $245/month with 80 addresses in the first delivery. By month twelve, with at least 40 new addresses each month, the delivered-address cost falls to about $0.51.
$3.06per exclusive contact in month one
~$0.51per delivered address by month twelve
$25–90typical shared marketplace lead price