Roofing & Construction in Lady Lake

Lady Lake in Lake County sits next to The Villages and shares the same Central Florida storm and insurance pressures on residential roofs. State Certified Roofing & Construction serves Lady Lake under CCC1334499 (roofing) and CRC1335172 (residential).

Lady Lake — Lake County roofs and remodel

Lady Lake homeowners deal with humid summers, intense afternoon storms, and roof ages that often draw carrier questions. Neighborhoods near The Villages corridor see similar construction eras and maintenance patterns. We address what your specific roof and attic show — not generic scare copy about the whole town, and not invented rankings or testimonials.

Roof repair remains the right answer when damage is localized and the field has useful life. Replacement is the honest path when age, repeated leaks, or storm damage leave little to save. Free Roof Recon gives structure to that conversation before we climb the roof. Lake County permitting applies when the scope requires it; we pull permits and build to code.

Proximity to The Villages means many Lady Lake homeowners hear the same insurance age reviews as Villages residents. Related reading: The Villages older roofs and Florida insurance reviews. We document conditions. Coverage decisions stay with you and your carrier.

What we offer in Lady Lake

• Free Roof Recon — public-data and aerial/satellite prep
• Roof repair and roof replacement under CCC1334499
• Water damage restoration — stop source, dry, remove, rebuild
• Mold remediation when moisture-damaged materials must come out and the home must be dried and rebuilt
• Residential remodel: bathroom, kitchen, whole-home under CRC1335172

When shingle options include Titan XT, warranty talk stays accurate: Class 3 wind warranty for Titan XT, never Class 4. Product selection follows the written estimate and the home’s needs. Storm documentation covers what we observe on flashings, ridges, valleys, and field shingles — useful if you file a claim, without us acting as a public adjuster.

Dual licenses for envelope and interior

A roof leak that soaked a hallway is both a CCC and CRC problem. State Certified Roofing & Construction — public brand of Ace Roofing Tech, LLC — can plan the roof fix and the residential rebuild together. That saves homeowners from coordinating two unrelated companies who never see each other’s scopes.

Remodel and restoration free walkthroughs are scheduled through Contact. Roof-first intel stays on Free Roof Recon. Either path can start with a phone call to (352) 696-8989. We explain sequence, likely demo, and whether the roof must move first so new finishes are not ruined by an active leak.

Nearby service area

From Lady Lake we also serve The Villages, Leesburg, Wildwood, Ocala, Belleview, and Summerfield across Marion, Lake, and Sumter Counties. We do not expand marketing claims to Orlando. Local licensed work in this three-county footprint is the focus. Veteran-owned, dual-licensed, and direct in how we write scopes.

Lady Lake project flow — from Recon to rebuild

Lady Lake homeowners usually want clarity more than a hard sell. Free Roof Recon organizes public and aerial/satellite context. The site visit confirms condition. The estimate separates repair from replacement so you can decide with numbers in hand. If water reached living space, we add drying and demo expectations under CRC scope and keep the roof plan aligned so new drywall is not installed under an active leak.

Neighborhood standards near The Villages corridor sometimes affect color and material choices. We work within what the written scope and local rules allow. Remodel walkthroughs for bathrooms, kitchens, and broader home work schedule through Contact. Roof questions stay on Free Roof Recon. Either way you are dealing with CCC1334499 and CRC1335172 under one public brand: State Certified Roofing & Construction, with Ace Roofing Tech, LLC as the legal entity in the footer.

After storms we prioritize openings that still admit rain. After slow leaks we prioritize finding the path, not guessing from the first stain alone. That discipline is the difference between a lasting fix and a cosmetic cover-up.