
Storm Damage Roof Repair in Pensacola, FL
Our office is at 8130 Imperial Dr, and we have served Pensacola since 2019. We serve every part of town, from Downtown, East Hill, North Hill and Cordova Park out to Scenic Heights, Navy Point and West Pensacola, and north through Ferry Pass, Ensley and Beulah. Joshua Hart, the owner, does every inspection and estimate himself.
City limits or county: two different offices
Pensacola addresses split two ways. Homes inside city limits, including Downtown, East Hill, North Hill and Cordova Park, are permitted by the City's Inspection Services on the fifth floor of City Hall, 222 W. Main St. (850-436-5600). The city takes roofing permits electronically through MGO.
Much of what people call Pensacola is actually unincorporated Escambia County: Ferry Pass, Warrington, Ensley, West Pensacola and Beulah among them. Those roofs are permitted by Escambia County Building Services instead, with walk-in counters at 3363 West Park Place and at 3470 N. Highway 29.
What the City inspects on a new roof
For a city reroof, the inspection list includes a sheathing check before dry-in, covering the roof sheathing, its fasteners and the dry-in, and a roofing final that looks at the dry-in, roof covering and flashing. For site-built single-family homes, the city's roofing permit paperwork also includes a roofing inspection affidavit. Inspections are scheduled online or through the city's phone line at 866-957-3764, option 5.
County permits after a declared disaster
For county addresses, Escambia puts storm repair permits at the front of the line. Roof covering replacement and roof structure repair are both on its expedited list, and the Board of County Commissioners can vote to waive permit fees for storm repairs, though a waived fee doesn't mean the permit is waived. Emergency work to keep weather out is allowed ahead of the paperwork, with the application due within 7 days.
Pensacola Beach is its own case
Pensacola Beach runs under Santa Rosa Island Authority leases. The county says any permit application there must first be approved by the Island Authority's floodplain administrator, and that all work on the beach needs Island Authority approval even when the county wouldn't require a permit.
Our storm process
During major storms we tarp damaged roofs. When conditions allow, Joshua inspects at no cost, photographs the damage and writes up what he found; you can share that with your insurance company. Your insurer decides what's covered. Replacements use CertainTeed Landmark shingles over synthetic underlayment and ice-and-water shield, most finish in one to two days, and a magnetic sweep closes out every job.
Regular hours are Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 6 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions in Pensacola
Q:How do I know if my Pensacola address is in city limits for permits?
Downtown, East Hill, North Hill and Cordova Park are in the city; Ferry Pass, Warrington, Ensley, West Pensacola and Beulah are unincorporated county. If you're unsure, the City's Inspection Services office at 850-436-5600 can confirm, and we check before any permit is filed.
Q:Does a Pensacola Beach roof repair need extra approval?
Yes. The Santa Rosa Island Authority must approve work on Pensacola Beach, and its floodplain administrator signs off before a permit application goes to Escambia County.
Q:What does the City of Pensacola inspect on a reroof?
A sheathing inspection before dry-in (sheathing, fasteners and dry-in) and a roofing final that covers the dry-in, roof covering and flashing.
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