Roof Age by Address in Florida

Type a Florida address to see the measured roof age figures for its county and a link to the official permit portal. A county figure is not the age of one roof; the ReroofGen app reads the permit record for each parcel.

How to find the roof age of a Florida house

Start with the permit record. Replacing a roof in Florida needs a building permit, and the permit is a public record filed by address with a date on it. Search the county or city permit portal for the street address and look for a reroof or roofing permit that passed its final inspection. The final date is the best evidence of when the current roof went on.

No reroof permit on file usually means one of two things: the roof is the original one, so its age is close to the age of the house, or the work was done without a permit. The year built on the property appraiser record gives you the upper bound in the first case.

Why the county figure still matters

One house is one data point. The county figure tells a roofer how many homes nearby have roofs at 15 or 20 years, which is where reroof work comes from. As of September 29, 2026, ReroofGen holds a dated roof record for 2,784,009 of the 6,331,869 single family homes it tracks across all 67 Florida counties, and 434,710 of those dated roofs are 15 or more years old.

Doing this one address at a time is slow. ReroofGen runs the same permit check for every single family home in a market and puts the answer on a map, with the source and the date, so a Project Manager can plan a day of doors around the roofs that are due.

• Search by street address on the official permit portal
• Look for a reroof permit with a final inspection
• No permit on file: check the year built on the appraiser record
• Inside a city limit, the city issues the permit, not the county

Roof age by address questions

Can I look up the roof age of a single house for free?

This page gives the county figure for the address you type: how many homes there carry a dated roof record and how many of those roofs are 15 or more years old. The roof age of one house, its last reroof permit, and the owner come from the ReroofGen app, which reads the permit record for that parcel.

Where does the roof age come from?

From county and city building permit records. A finalized reroof permit dates the roof. Where no reroof permit exists, the year the home was built sets an upper bound on the roof age. ReroofGen counts both and labels which is which.

Why is my county not measured yet?

A county is published as measured once at least half of its single family homes carry a dated roof record. Below that bar the figures are lower bounds, because the records held so far lean toward recent permits.

How do I check the permit history myself?

Use the permit portal link shown for the county. Search by the street address or parcel number and look for a reroof or roofing permit with a final inspection. If the address sits inside a city, the city building department issues the permit instead of the county.

Does this page store the address I type?

No. The match runs in your browser against a list of Florida counties and cities. Nothing is sent to ReroofGen.

Roof age figures by Florida county

• Alachua County has 74,549 single family homes, 9,335 of them (12.5%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. At least 16 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 12 are 20 or more. Roof dating is still underway, so these are lower bounds, not a share of the county.
• Baker County has 8,809 single family homes, 1,444 of them (16.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Bay County has 69,305 single family homes, 15,602 of them (22.5%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Bradford County has 9,617 single family homes, 567 of them (5.9%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Brevard County has 216,450 single family homes, 77,770 of them (35.9%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. At least 5,907 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 3,536 are 20 or more. Roof dating is still underway, so these are lower bounds, not a share of the county.
• Broward County has 340,471 single family homes, 79,473 of them (23.3%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. At least 10,920 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 6,392 are 20 or more. Roof dating is still underway, so these are lower bounds, not a share of the county. Permit portal: Broward County government.
• Calhoun County has 4,993 single family homes, 518 of them (10.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Charlotte County has 104,383 single family homes, 28,582 of them (27.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Citrus County has 78,598 single family homes, 48,875 of them (62.2%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 7,506 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 3,584 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 6 years old. Permit portal: Citrus County Building Division.
• Clay County has 80,332 single family homes, 18,749 of them (23.3%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. At least 270 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 237 are 20 or more. Roof dating is still underway, so these are lower bounds, not a share of the county.
• Collier County has 119,244 single family homes, 30,769 of them (25.8%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Columbia County has 24,213 single family homes, 1,451 of them (6.0%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• DeSoto County has 9,521 single family homes, 2,687 of them (28.2%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. At least 19 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 10 are 20 or more. Roof dating is still underway, so these are lower bounds, not a share of the county.
• Dixie County has 8,792 single family homes, 590 of them (6.7%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Duval County has 285,516 single family homes, 230,890 of them (80.9%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 38,954 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 15,592 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 8 years old. Permit portal: City of Jacksonville Building Inspection Division.
• Escambia County has 110,475 single family homes, 15,640 of them (14.2%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Flagler County has 54,651 single family homes, 33,208 of them (60.8%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 1,104 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 323 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 5 years old. Permit portal: Flagler County permit portal.
• Franklin County has 7,986 single family homes, 727 of them (9.1%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Gadsden County has 17,214 single family homes, 1,383 of them (8.0%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Gilchrist County has 7,659 single family homes, 734 of them (9.6%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Glades County has 5,399 single family homes, 742 of them (13.7%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Gulf County has 8,488 single family homes, 2,448 of them (28.8%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Hamilton County has 3,948 single family homes, 277 of them (7.0%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Hardee County has 7,112 single family homes, 639 of them (9.0%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Hendry County has 14,045 single family homes, 3,624 of them (25.8%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Hernando County has 81,830 single family homes, 10,104 of them (12.3%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Highlands County has 41,502 single family homes, 8,634 of them (20.8%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. At least 1,180 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 862 are 20 or more. Roof dating is still underway, so these are lower bounds, not a share of the county.
• Hillsborough County has 377,587 single family homes, 156,867 of them (41.5%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 9,012 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 4,372 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 5 years old. Permit portal: Hillsborough County HillsGovHub permit search.
• Holmes County has 6,980 single family homes, 567 of them (8.1%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Indian River County has 63,903 single family homes, 12,669 of them (19.8%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. At least 41 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 28 are 20 or more. Roof dating is still underway, so these are lower bounds, not a share of the county.
• Jackson County has 15,226 single family homes, 1,259 of them (8.3%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Jefferson County has 5,885 single family homes, 802 of them (13.6%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Lafayette County has 2,780 single family homes, 250 of them (9.0%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Lake County has 155,777 single family homes, 100,000 of them (64.2%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 7,385 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 3,669 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 6 years old. Permit portal: Lake County Building Services.
• Lee County has 284,542 single family homes, 69,246 of them (24.3%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Leon County has 75,328 single family homes, 6,143 of them (8.2%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Levy County has 20,007 single family homes, 2,802 of them (14.0%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Liberty County has 2,372 single family homes, 261 of them (11.0%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Madison County has 6,667 single family homes, 436 of them (6.5%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Manatee County has 145,304 single family homes, 106,659 of them (73.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 19,769 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 12,886 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 5 years old. Permit portal: Manatee County government.
• Marion County has 173,429 single family homes, 130,781 of them (75.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 23,916 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 14,546 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 5 years old. Permit portal: Marion County government.
• Martin County has 54,570 single family homes, 39,598 of them (72.6%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 13,605 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 10,385 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 9 years old. Permit portal: Martin County Building Department.
• Miami-Dade County has 389,623 single family homes, 38,762 of them (9.9%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. At least 18,925 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 18,307 are 20 or more. Roof dating is still underway, so these are lower bounds, not a share of the county. Permit portal: Miami-Dade County Building Department.
• Monroe County has 36,697 single family homes, 5,663 of them (15.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. At least 985 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 856 are 20 or more. Roof dating is still underway, so these are lower bounds, not a share of the county.
• Nassau County has 39,782 single family homes, 12,699 of them (31.9%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Okaloosa County has 70,581 single family homes, 13,468 of them (19.1%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. At least 452 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 205 are 20 or more. Roof dating is still underway, so these are lower bounds, not a share of the county.
• Okeechobee County has 14,351 single family homes, 1,162 of them (8.1%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Orange County has 319,343 single family homes, 279,817 of them (87.6%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 54,290 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 39,206 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 8 years old. Permit portal: Orange County permits and licenses.
• Osceola County has 124,888 single family homes, 89,255 of them (71.5%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 8,902 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 6,961 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 6 years old. Permit portal: Osceola County government.
• Palm Beach County has 327,705 single family homes, 243,730 of them (74.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 114,731 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 92,198 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 11 years old. Permit portal: Palm Beach County ePZB permit portal.
• Pasco County has 235,549 single family homes, 55,285 of them (23.5%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Pinellas County has 277,330 single family homes, 112,092 of them (40.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 19,549 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 8,567 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 7 years old. Permit portal: Pinellas County permitting guide.
• Polk County has 271,824 single family homes, 143,716 of them (52.9%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 2,155 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 95 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 5 years old. Permit portal: Polk County government.
• Putnam County has 40,581 single family homes, 2,565 of them (6.3%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Santa Rosa County has 74,877 single family homes, 18,318 of them (24.5%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Sarasota County has 161,631 single family homes, 55,475 of them (34.3%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. At least 2,599 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 1,581 are 20 or more. Roof dating is still underway, so these are lower bounds, not a share of the county.
• Seminole County has 124,668 single family homes, 100,195 of them (80.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 11,528 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 5,623 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 7 years old. Permit portal: Seminole County building permit inquiry.
• St. Johns County has 105,030 single family homes, 88,133 of them (83.9%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 9,838 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 6,434 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 6 years old. Permit portal: St. Johns County permit search.
• St. Lucie County has 135,989 single family homes, 107,753 of them (79.2%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 35,925 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 27,830 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 6 years old. Permit portal: St. Lucie County government.
• Sumter County has 81,281 single family homes, 22,277 of them (27.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Suwannee County has 15,835 single family homes, 2,060 of them (13.0%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Taylor County has 8,227 single family homes, 776 of them (9.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Union County has 3,791 single family homes, 388 of them (10.2%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Volusia County has 216,536 single family homes, 113,984 of them (52.6%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 15,227 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 8,096 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 5 years old. Permit portal: Volusia County government.
• Wakulla County has 14,737 single family homes, 3,316 of them (22.5%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.
• Walton County has 44,542 single family homes, 17,950 of them (40.3%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. 0 dated roofs are 15 or more years old and 0 are 20 or more. The median dated roof is 5 years old. Permit portal: Walton County government.
• Washington County has 11,012 single family homes, 1,368 of them (12.4%) with a dated roof record as of September 29, 2026. No dated roof here has reached 15 years yet, because the records held so far are recent permits. Roof dating is still underway, so that is a coverage gap, not a market fact.