Fort Myers Roof Repair & Inspection Specialists

If your Fort Myers home was in Ian's path — and virtually every home in the city was — your insurance company may still have questions about your roof's condition. Many carriers are requiring updated roof inspections at renewal, especially for homes with any documented storm damage history. A professional, licensed inspection gives your insurer the documentation they need and gives you clarity about what's actually happening on your roof.

Our inspection process goes beyond a visual walk. We use infrared thermal imaging to detect trapped moisture beneath the surface, drone photography for complete coverage of every roof plane, and detailed written reporting with photographic evidence. If your roof is sound, our report confirms it. If Ian-related damage is still present, we document it precisely and can perform the repairs — or help you pursue an insurance claim if the damage qualifies.

We've helped countless Lee County homeowners understand what their roof actually needs after Ian. Some discover minor issues that a targeted repair resolves. Others learn their roof sustained more damage than they realized and qualify for insurance-covered work they hadn't considered. In every case, our assessment starts with an honest evaluation — not a sales pitch for replacement.

With license CCC1330718, our inspection reports carry the authority of a licensed Florida roofing contractor. Learn more about our process on our FAQ page.

Does Hurricane Ian damage still qualify for an insurance claim in 2026?

It depends on your policy's statute of limitations and the nature of the damage. Some Ian-related claims are still viable, especially if the damage was hidden and only recently discovered during an inspection. We document everything thoroughly and can help you determine whether a claim is worth pursuing with your carrier. Contact us through our contact page to discuss your situation.

How long does a 2005 tile roof last in Fort Myers?

A concrete tile roof installed around 2005 in Fort Myers has tiles that could last another 20-30 years, but the underlayment beneath them typically reaches the end of its service life at 20-25 years. That means a 2005 roof is now in the window where underlayment replacement may be needed — even if the tiles look fine on the surface. An inspection can tell you precisely where things stand.

How much does a roof inspection cost in Fort Myers?

Our roof inspections start with a free visual assessment. A detailed forensic inspection with infrared thermal imaging, drone photography, and a full written report typically costs between $250 and $450 depending on roof size and complexity. If we find issues that need repair, that inspection fee is credited toward the repair work. We provide exact pricing before any work begins.