How to Choose a Roofer in Clermont, FL

Read reviews for the job you actually need

Look for recent reviews about replacement, repair, tile, or metal — whichever matches your roof. A high count does not prove the next job will go well, and a small count does not prove it will go badly. Read how the company handled a problem, not only the star average.

The Clermont office of Noland's Roofing shows 4.7★ from 1,000+ Google reviews. Combined with the Orange City office, the figure published on this site is 4.7★ from 1,200+ Google reviews as of July 2026. Those are Google figures for Noland's, not a comparison with anyone else. Counts move. The reviews page separates the offices so you can see the one that would do the work.

Confirm a local office

A company can serve Clermont without a Clermont office. That is a fact to know, not a reason to disqualify someone. Ask where the crew is based, who you call when something is wrong, and whether the address on the proposal is a staffed office.

Noland's headquarters is at 1295 W Hwy. 50, Clermont, FL 34711. The phone is (352) 242-4322. The company has been in business since 2011. The second active office is in Orange City. Serving a nearby city does not mean there is an office in that city. The Clermont location page has the map, the license line, and the Lake County service area.

Compare warranties in writing

Ask for two documents, not a slogan:

• The manufacturer's product warranty: who issues it, whether it has to be registered, and what voids it.
• The contractor's workmanship warranty: how long it lasts, what it excludes, and who you call.

Noland's publishes a 5-year workmanship warranty on replacements. The proposal for your roof is the document that states the terms. A credential such as CertainTeed ShingleMaster Premier tells you which systems the contractor is authorized to install. It does not, by itself, describe the warranty on your house.

Ask who pulls the permit

Clermont is in Lake County, outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. That zone is Miami-Dade and Broward only. The roof still has to meet the Florida Building Code for the address.

A Clermont mailing address does not decide the building department. City of Clermont online services is the city portal. Lake County Building Services covers county jurisdiction. Ask each bidder which one applies and whose name is on the permit. Keep the permit and the completion record with the warranty.

The roof replacement page lists the scope items worth matching across proposals: tear-off, deck, underlayment, flashing, product, ventilation, permit, and cleanup.

Questions to ask before you sign

Send every bidder the same address and the same description of the problem. Then ask:

1. Who will be on the roof, and who manages the job?
2. What product is specified, by name?
3. How many layers come off, and what happens if the deck is soft?
4. Who pulls the permit and meets the inspection?
5. What do the product and workmanship warranties exclude?
6. What is the payment schedule, and what has to happen before the job is finished?
7. How is a change approved in writing?

Write "not specified" next to any blank and send it back. You are trying to compare the same job, not the lowest unexplained number.

If you are pricing an asphalt-shingle replacement, the online pricing tool is a starting budget from the address. It is not a repair diagnosis and it is not the signed price. How big is my roof explains why the roof area is not the living area.

Red flags

Walk away, or at least slow down, when you see these:

• The license number does not match the DBPR record, or the bidder will not give you one.
• You are pushed to sign before there is a written scope.
• The bid will not name the product, the tear-off, or who pulls the permit.
• The full price is due before materials arrive.
• Exclusions are verbal. If it is not in the proposal, you cannot compare it.
• The only proof of quality is an unnamed award or a "best in Clermont" label with no source.

None of those flags is a finding about a named company. They are checks you can run on any proposal, including one from Noland's.

Noland's as the Clermont headquarters option

If you want a contractor whose office is in Clermont, Noland's Roofing is that option on its own site:

• Headquarters at 1295 W Hwy. 50, Clermont, FL 34711, in business since 2011.
• Founder Greg Noland. Roofing license CCC1335461. Building contractor license CBC1268061.
• 4.7★ from 1,000+ Google reviews at the Clermont office.
• Shingle, tile and metal, with the CertainTeed ShingleMaster Premier credential on residential shingles.
• A written 5-year workmanship warranty on replacements.
• Phone (352) 242-4322.

Start with the Clermont page or the roof replacement guide. For a longer hiring walkthrough that is not limited to Clermont, use how to hire a roofer in Florida.