Roofing Contractor in Orlando, FL

Roofing built for Central Florida weather

Orlando sits inland, so you skip the constant salt air that chews up coastal roofs. What you do not skip is the sun and the storms. The UV load here never lets up, and it bakes asphalt shingles year after year until the granules wash off and the mats turn brittle. Then summer shows up. Nearly every afternoon from June into September a thunderstorm rolls through with wind-driven rain, and now and then a hail cell drops through and bruises shingles you cannot spot from the ground.

Hurricane season runs June through November. Even a storm that stays offshore or crosses the state as a weaker system can lift shingles, peel flashing, and back water up under the edges of your roof. A lot of Orlando leaks never show up during the storm. They turn up weeks later as a brown ceiling stain in a back bedroom or a musty smell in a closet.

The roofs we see around Orlando

Orlando has a wide mix of housing, and the roofing problems change with it. In older neighborhoods like College Park you get low-slope bungalows and mid-century homes with three-tab shingles that have long outlived their span. Places like Baldwin Park and the Lake Nona communities went up in the early 2000s and later, and a lot of those roofs are now hitting the 20-year mark where a roof replacement makes more sense than another patch. Winter Park, Dr. Phillips, and the Conway area have larger homes with steeper pitches, more valleys, and tile or architectural shingle that needs a careful hand.

Tile is common on the more upscale homes, and tile is its own animal. The tile itself can last decades, but the underlayment beneath it does not. When a tile roof leaks, the fix is usually pulling and resetting tile to replace the felt underneath, not throwing the whole roof away. Flat and low-slope sections over Florida rooms, carports, and additions are everywhere too, and those need a different approach than a steep shingle roof.

What we handle

Most calls start with a leak. We track it back to the real source, which is usually cracked flashing at a wall or chimney, a failed pipe-boot around a plumbing vent, a lifted shingle, or a valley that has worn through. Our roof repair work covers all of that, plus torn or missing shingles after wind, and sealing up penetrations that were done poorly the first time.

When a roof is past saving, we replace it. That means a full tear-off down to the deck, checking for soft or rotted wood, new underlayment, and new shingle, metal, or tile depending on your home and budget. We also handle gutters, since clogged or sagging gutters dump water where it does not belong and rot fascia over time, and ventilation, which matters a lot in an Orlando attic that hits brutal temperatures in July.

We work on both residential and commercial buildings, and we offer financing so a replacement does not have to wait.

Storm damage and insurance claims

After a bad storm, we offer a free roof inspection and 24/7 emergency service to get a tarp down and stop water before it ruins drywall and insulation. If the damage looks like a claim, we photograph and document everything so you have a clear record to hand your insurance company. Be clear on this: we do not file or negotiate your claim, and we do not promise any particular outcome. We give you honest documentation and honest repair options. For more on this, see our storm damage repair page.

Working across Orange County and beyond

From our Titusville base we cover Orlando and the surrounding communities, including East Orlando and the northern suburbs like Winter Park, Maitland, and Altamonte Springs. Whether you are near downtown, out by the airport in Lake Nona, or up toward Sanford, we can get a truck there.

If you have a stain spreading on the ceiling, shingles in the yard after a storm, or a roof you know is getting old, the smart first step is an inspection. Call Align Roofing to book a free roof inspection and a free written estimate, and we will tell you honestly what your roof needs.