Roof certification form RCF-1

Signed by

A general, residential, building or roofing contractor, a building code inspector, or a Florida-licensed home inspector, with a dated signature. The form is not accepted without it.

Terms

Citizens' inspections page carries a copyright notice. The link goes to the form itself.

Roofs older than 25 or 50 years

A soft roof, such as shingle or similar, older than 25 years needs documentation showing at least five years of remaining useful life. A hard roof, such as tile, slate, clay, concrete or metal, older than 50 years needs the same. A roof with less than five years of remaining useful life needs proof of a full-roof replacement, given to the inspector, before the roof is verified in good condition.

Wind mitigation features

This form does not verify loss mitigation features. The Uniform Mitigation Verification Inspection Form, OIR-B1-1802, is used for them.

Current version

Citizens updated this form to RCF-1 03 25 so that its roof condition requirements mirror those of the updated 4-Point Inspection Form.

Sources

• Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, “Roof Inspection Form”
• Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, “Roof and 4-Point Inspection Form Updates”
• Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, “Inspections”