Property Data for Roofing Teams

Key property facts on every home, so reps can qualify before they reach out.

• Owner occupied status
• Mortgage present
• Square footage
• Year built

Every home, qualified before the first conversation

Property context is the set of facts that decide whether a roof is worth a conversation before anyone rings the bell. ReroofGen attaches them to every parcel it tracks: the situs address and the owner's mailing address, the property type, building square footage, year built, and an estimated value, all drawn from county property appraiser records.

The point is not to collect data for its own sake. A rep looking at a street needs to know which homes are single family, which are large enough to be a real job, which are old enough to be due, and which owners live somewhere else. Those four facts, read together, sort a neighborhood in seconds.

Where the data comes from

Property facts come from the official county property appraiser sources for each Florida county, the same records a title company or an insurer reads. Each county page on this site lists which fields are live for that county and which are still in buildout, because coverage is not uniform and the honest answer is per county.

• Situs address and owner mailing address, compared to flag absentee owners
• Property type, so multi family and commercial parcels stay out of a residential list
• Building square footage, an early read on job size
• Year built, the upper bound on roof age when no reroof permit exists
• Estimated value, from the appraiser's record

How context and roof age work together

Roof age says whether a home is due. Property context says whether it is worth the drive. A 20 year old roof on a 900 square foot rental owned from out of state is a different opportunity than the same roof on a 2,800 square foot owner occupied home. ReroofGen shows both, on the same map, so the filter a manager builds reflects how the crew actually decides.

As of September 4, 2026, ReroofGen holds a dated roof record for 1,977,674 of the 7,017,971 single family homes it tracks across all 67 Florida counties, and 275,977 of those dated roofs are 15 or more years old.

From context to a working list

Once a filter looks right, save it as a list. The list carries every property fact into the CRM, into routes, and into the territory view, so the qualification done on the map does not have to be redone at the door or in the truck. Change the filter and the list updates; export it and the same columns travel with it.

A practical starting filter for most Florida crews: single family, owner occupied, built before 2008 with no reroof permit on file, and above the value floor your jobs need. Run it on one county, look at the homes it returns against streets you already know, and adjust before you send anyone out.