Question 1

Does Florida really get hail damage?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Florida is in the top 10 states nationally for hail events. Central Florida alone recorded over 400 hail events in the past five years. The difference is that Florida hail is usually smaller and causes damage you cannot see from the ground — bruised shingles, cracked underlayment, and loosened granules that lead to leaks over time.

Question 2

Is the inspection truly free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A licensed Alron inspector will examine your roof, photograph every finding, and provide you with a clear written report. There is no obligation, no commitment, and no hidden fees. If your roof looks fine, we will tell you that too.

Question 3

Will you pressure me into filing an insurance claim?

Accepted Answer

No. An inspection and a claim are two completely different things. An inspection just tells you what is on your roof. No claim is filed. No insurance company is contacted. What you do with that information is entirely up to you. Many homeowners simply want to know where they stand.

Question 4

Are you trying to waive my deductible?

Accepted Answer

No, and any contractor who offers to do that is breaking Florida law. Your deductible is your responsibility under your insurance policy. We do not waive, discount, absorb, or work around deductibles. That is one of the ways you can tell a legitimate contractor from a questionable one.

Question 5

How is Alron different from storm chasers?

Accepted Answer

We have been in Cocoa since 2008. We hold two Florida licenses (CCC1328819 and CGC1515789), maintain an A+ BBB rating, and have earned 244+ verified Google reviews. We are veteran-owned, we do not subcontract our core work, and we are here year-round. If something goes wrong in two years, we are still down the street.

Question 6

What happens during a roof inspection?

Accepted Answer

One of our licensed inspectors examines your entire roof — not just from the ground. We go up, walk the roof, and photograph every area. You get a detailed report showing what is damage, what is normal wear, and what the difference means for your home. The inspection takes about 30 to 45 minutes.

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