RoofLetters.com provides neutral, carrier-ready roof inspections and stamped engineering letters that document storm damage, establish repairability versus replacement, and clarify code-required steps for settlement and restoration. Our role is technical and impartial: we verify conditions, cite the applicable code, and present findings in a format adjusters, building officials, and owners can use to close files confidently.
We support contractors, independent and staff adjusters, public adjusters, property owners/managers, consultants, and carriers seeking a clear, defensible engineering opinion on roof damage and code compliance during the claim process.
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We perform on-site inspections with comprehensive photo documentation and moisture/condition surveys, as well as desktop reviews when site access isn’t feasible. Typical claim scenarios include wind uplift and fastener failures; hail and impact-related damage; water intrusion and underlayment failures; storm-driven edge metal and parapet issues; tile/slate shake-offs and attachment concerns; and structural/red-flag conditions requiring engineer review.
Each engagement produces a signed-and-sealed engineering letter that is written to answer the exact questions adjusters and AHJs ask. Deliverables typically include: a narrative of observed conditions; cause-and-origin discussion; repairability vs. replacement determination; code/ordinance analysis (including local amendments); recommended repair methodology or “not repairable” basis when warranted; and a photo appendix. When needed, we include uplift/attachment checks, detail clarifications, and post-repair compliance letters to close file requirements.
Find clear answers about engineering letters, inspections, and compliance for Florida roofing projects. Get the details you need to work faster and stay code-compliant.
An engineering letter is a stamped document from a licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.) verifying code compliance, installation quality, or insurance requirements for roofing projects. It’s often required for permitting or insurance claims.
Most engineering letters are delivered within 1 business day after receiving all required project details and documentation. Expedited service is available for urgent needs.
Yes, both virtual and in-person inspections are available. Virtual inspections help speed up permitting and support engineering letters, especially when on-site visits are not possible.
Yes, services are available for all Florida jurisdictions. Some areas may require specific registration, but we support all AHJs and ensure compliance with Florida Building Code and state statutes.
Stamped roof letters for insurance, code, and permitting needs—delivered quickly by licensed engineers.
Virtual or in-person inspections to meet Florida requirements and speed up approvals.
Expert engineering support for plans, retrofits, and insurance appeals—serving all Florida AHJs.
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