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Orlando · Orange County

Roofing contractorin Orlando, FL.

Roof repairs, replacements, storm restoration and solar for Orlando homes and businesses, from a licensed, family-owned team about 13 miles west on W Colonial Drive.

  • Licensed & insured
  • Free roof inspections
  • Financing available
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Your local roofer

Orlando roofing, from
a team down the road.

Orlando’s roofs work hard. Summer afternoons bring short, heavy downpours, the sun is strong all year, and hurricane season runs from June through November. Hi Low inspects, repairs and replaces roofs across the city, from 1920s bungalows in College Park and Delaney Park to newer homes in Lake Nona and Baldwin Park, and handles commercial roofs for businesses, HOAs and property managers.

Our office is in Winter Garden, about 13 miles west of downtown along W Colonial Drive and the East-West Expressway (SR 408), so our estimators and crews are in Orlando every week. Every visit starts with a free inspection: we look at the roof, check the attic when it’s accessible and show you photos of what we find before recommending anything.

Hi Low is a Florida certified roofing contractor (CCC1332547) and certified general contractor (CGC1529815). We pull the permit your project needs, whether your address is inside Orlando city limits or in unincorporated Orange County, and we install shingle, tile, metal and flat roofing systems, plus solar panels and battery storage.

Neighborhoods we work in

Roofing across
Orlando.

Some of the Orlando neighborhoods where our crews inspect, repair and replace roofs, and what we usually find on the homes there.

  • College Park

    Brick streets, 1920s–1940s bungalows and big oaks around Edgewater Drive.

  • Delaney Park & Lake Cherokee

    Historic homes south of downtown, many with low-slope porch roofs tied into the main roof.

  • Lake Eola Heights & Thornton Park

    Older homes and garage apartments a few blocks from Lake Eola.

  • Audubon Park & Mills 50

    Mid-century homes, many with original carports and flat sections.

  • Baldwin Park

    Newer homes and townhomes on the former Naval Training Center, with community design rules.

  • Conway & Azalea Park

    Long ranch homes from the 1950s–1970s with low-pitched roofs.

  • Lake Nona

    Master-planned neighborhoods in southeast Orlando, many with HOA material and color standards.

  • MetroWest & Dr. Phillips

    Golf and lake communities in southwest Orlando with tile and shingle roofs.

  • Avalon Park & Hunters Creek

    Large planned communities on the east and south sides of the metro.

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Around Orlando

Local knowledge,
roof by roof.

Our crews reach downtown Orlando in about 25 minutes from Winter Garden along SR 408 or W Colonial Drive (SR 50), and southwest Orlando through SR 429 and Conroy-Windermere Road.

Downtown and the lakes

From Lake Eola to Lake Ivanhoe and Lake Davis, many of Orlando’s older neighborhoods sit around small lakes under heavy oak canopy. Leaves and moss collect in valleys and gutters, so we clear and check them on every inspection.

Two utilities, two permit offices

Orlando addresses can be inside city limits or in unincorporated Orange County, and served by OUC or Duke Energy Florida. We check both before we price a reroof or design solar.

Commercial Orlando

Retail centers, offices and multi-family buildings along Colonial Drive, I-4 and the 408 corridor rely on low-slope systems. We plan commercial repairs around tenants and business hours.

ZIP codes we serve in Orlando: 32801, 32803, 32804, 32806, 32807, 32808, 32811, 32812, 32814, 32819, 32822, 32825, 32827, 32828, 32832, 32835, 32839

Homes & roofs

Every Orlando roof
has a story.

Historic bungalows and older homes

College Park, Delaney Park, Lake Eola Heights, Mills 50

Older homes can hide more than one layer of shingles, aging decking and low-slope porch roofs tied into the main roof. A full tear-off lets us inspect and replace the deck, and porch transitions get proper flashing instead of sealant.

Mid-century ranch homes

Conway, Azalea Park, Audubon Park

Long, low-pitched roofs shed water slowly and often have limited attic ventilation. Balanced soffit and ridge ventilation, careful valley work and sound flat sections over carports make the biggest difference.

Newer master-planned communities

Lake Nona, Baldwin Park, Avalon Park

Many communities set rules for roof material and color, and homes from earlier phases are reaching the age when shingle roofs need replacing. We provide product details and samples for HOA approval.

Roofing in Orlando

What’s different
about roofs here.

Storm season

Hurricanes reach inland

Central Florida is inland, but hurricanes still get here. Ian in 2022 and Milton in 2024 both brought damaging wind and flooding rain to the area. Have your roof checked before June 1 and again after any major storm, and keep your inspection photos for your insurer.

Summer storms

Lightning and downpours

Central Florida has some of the most frequent lightning in the country, and summer storms drop a lot of rain in minutes. Clear valleys, sound flashing and working gutters keep that water moving off the roof.

Permits

City or county, by address

Addresses inside Orlando city limits are permitted through the City of Orlando; many “Orlando” mailing addresses are in unincorporated Orange County, which has its own building division. We pull the right permit and schedule the inspections.

Solar

Your utility matters

Much of the city is served by OUC, a municipal utility that sets its own rules for solar exports; other areas are served by Duke Energy Florida, which follows Florida’s net metering rule. We base solar estimates on your utility’s current terms.

Newly replaced shingle roof on a ranch-style home in Orlando

Nearby

Also serving
your neighbors.

Hi Low works across Greater Orlando from our Winter Garden headquarters.

All service areas

Orlando roofing questions

Local questions.
Straight answers.

What Orlando homeowners and property managers ask us most.

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Do you serve all of Orlando?

Yes. Hi Low works throughout Orlando, including Downtown, College Park, Audubon Park, Baldwin Park, Mills 50, Conway, Delaney Park and Lake Nona, plus Orlando-area communities such as MetroWest, Dr. Phillips, Hunters Creek and Avalon Park. Call 407-287-6171 to confirm service at your address.

Is the roof inspection free in Orlando?

Yes. Hi Low offers free roof inspections and free written estimates for Orlando homes and businesses, with no obligation.

Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Orlando?

Yes. A full reroof needs a permit and inspections. Addresses inside Orlando city limits are permitted through the City of Orlando, and addresses in unincorporated Orange County go through the county. Hi Low pulls the permit and schedules the inspections.

How quickly can you get to my Orlando home after a storm?

Our office is in Winter Garden, about 13 miles west of downtown, and our team works in Orlando every week. After a major storm we prioritize active leaks and open roofs and can arrange emergency tarping. Call 407-287-6171 as soon as it’s safe.

Which roofing materials work best in Orlando’s climate?

Architectural shingles, concrete and clay tile, and metal all perform well when they are installed to the Florida Building Code and the manufacturer’s specifications. The right choice depends on your home’s structure, your HOA, your budget and how long you plan to stay.

Do you repair tile roofs in older Orlando neighborhoods?

Yes. We replace cracked and slipped tiles, reset ridge tiles and repair the underlayment under leaking sections. On many older tile roofs the underlayment wears out before the tiles do, so we check it whenever we lift tiles.

My home is in an HOA. Can you help with approval?

Yes. Many Orlando communities, especially newer master-planned ones, have rules on roof material and color. We provide product specifications and color samples for your application.

Does solar make sense in Orlando if I’m an OUC customer?

It can, but the numbers depend on OUC’s current rules for energy you send to the grid, which differ from net metering at investor-owned utilities like Duke Energy Florida. Batteries can make solar more valuable when export credits are lower. We model savings with your utility’s current terms.

Do you work on commercial roofs in Orlando?

Yes. We repair and replace commercial roofs for retail centers, offices, warehouses, multi-family communities and HOAs across Orlando, working with TPO, modified bitumen, metal and other low-slope systems.

Serving Orlando

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inspection in Orlando.

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13330 W Colonial Dr, Suite 110
Winter Garden, FL 34787