Roofing leads in Orlando, FL
Orange County
Orlando has 211,025 detached single family homes with a Orlando mailing address in the ReroofGen parcel set. 190,066 of them (90.1%) carry a dated roof record as of October 1, 2026, which puts Orlando among the best covered roofing markets in Florida.
That coverage is why this page exists. A roofing lead in Orlando is only as good as the roof age behind it, and here most roofs have a date you can check against a real building permit instead of a guess from the year the house was built.
- Homes with a dated roof: 90.1%
- Dated roofs 15+ years: 40,449
- Dated roofs 20+ years: 30,562
- Median dated roof age: 8 yrs
Average roof age in Orlando
The median dated roof in Orlando is 8 years old. That matches the Orange County median of 8 years.
Old roofs in Orlando
40,449 dated roofs in Orlando are 15 or more years old, 21.3% of the roofs we have dated. 30,562 of those are 20 or more years old. Florida insurers often look hard at roofs in that age range, which is why those homeowners tend to be the ones ready to talk about a new roof.
These are counts of dated roofs only. The 20,959 homes without a dated roof are not counted as new or as old; they are simply not dated yet, so the real number of old roofs in Orlando is at least this high.
Where the Orlando numbers come from
ReroofGen holds 302,623 roof permit records for Orlando addresses. A roof is dated when a permit confirms a reroof, or when the original roof is confirmed by the build year and the absence of any later roof permit. Every home counted here sits in Orange County.
A city page is published only when at least 35% of its single family homes have a dated roof and the city holds at least 40,000 of them. Across Florida as a whole that share is far lower, so the same lead list is much less reliable in a thinly covered city.
Working Orlando roofing leads in ReroofGen
In ReroofGen you open Orlando on the map, filter to roofs 15 years and older, and see the permit behind every date before anyone knocks. Save the streets worth working as a lead list, then send them a postcard through ReroofGen Mailers or hand the list to your reps.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average roof age in Orlando, FL?
The median dated roof in Orlando is 8 years old, measured across 190,066 homes with a dated roof (90.1% of single family homes) as of October 1, 2026.
How many old roofs are in Orlando?
40,449 dated roofs in Orlando are 15 or more years old and 30,562 are 20 or more, as of October 1, 2026. Homes without a dated roof are not counted, so the true number is at least this high.
Where do ReroofGen's Orlando roofing leads come from?
From county and municipal building permit records matched to every detached single family parcel with a Orlando mailing address.
