Lake Nona is one of Orlando’s newest master-planned communities, and many of its earliest homes are reaching the age when roofs start needing attention. Most neighborhoods here also have HOA rules about what your new roof can look like.
123 Roofing handles both. Your advisor comes to your home, measures and documents your roof, and vetted local contractors compete for the job. Your payment stays in escrow until each stage is complete and verified, and you review every stage.
Local considerations
- HOA architectural approval. Most Lake Nona neighborhoods require approval of roof material and color before work starts. We help you pull together what your HOA needs and coordinate approval before work is scheduled.
- Tile and shingle. Lake Nona has a mix of concrete tile and architectural shingle roofs, and your HOA may limit which you can choose.
- City of Orlando permitting. Lake Nona sits within Orlando city limits, so roof permits typically go through the City of Orlando.
- How the insurance claim process typically works for newer roofs and storm repairs