Fiddler's Roofing is a Florida Certified Roofing Contractor based at 521 W Miller St in Orlando, Florida, and has served Central Florida since 2003. The company describes itself as metal-first and full-service: metal roofing is the primary focus, but the team also installs GAF asphalt shingles, repairs shingle and tile roofs, services residential and commercial low-slope roofs, installs roof coatings, inspects storm damage and completes full roof replacement projects. The featured metal systems are QueenTile stone-coated steel, whose Verona, Shake and Slate profiles give barrel-tile, wood-shake and slate-inspired appearances, and Metal Alliance standing seam in 24 and 26 gauge options with concealed fasteners. Every project begins with an inspection of the existing covering, accessible deck conditions, roof geometry, drainage, flashing, penetrations and ventilation, after which the team reviews suitable systems, profile and finish options, scope, price factors and the expected schedule. Fiddler's Roofing is deliberate about what it will and will not promise: it states that wind-uplift resistance belongs to a complete tested assembly rather than a single headline wind speed, that a reflective finish may reduce roof-surface heat gain without guaranteeing a fixed percentage of savings, and that expected service life depends on substrate, coating, installation, exposure and maintenance. The company has extensive experience working with insurance companies and can help property owners navigate the claims process, and after a storm the team responds to urgent repairs to prevent further leaks or damage. Customers receive product-specific recommendations, available financing options and a free estimate for the proposed work. Fiddler's Roofing is licensed and insured under Florida license CCC1333004 and is a GAF Master Elite contractor for qualifying asphalt shingle roofs.
Florida Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1333004Serving Central Florida since 2003GAF Master Elite for qualifying shingle roofsFree estimate for the proposed workFinancing availableMetal-first, full-service roofing companyQueenTile stone-coated steel roofingMetal Alliance standing seam systemsInsurance claim experienceResidential and commercial roofing
Services
Metal roofing
Metal roofing is the primary focus of the company, with the panel profile, steel gauge, finish, fastening method, underlayment, flashing and deck details selected for the individual property rather than a one-size-fits-all package.
QueenTile stone-coated steel roofing
QueenTile stone-coated steel is the featured brand, with the Verona profile giving a Mediterranean barrel-tile appearance, Shake giving a wood-shake-inspired texture and Slate giving clean slate-like lines.
Standing seam metal roofing
Metal Alliance standing seam panels with concealed fasteners in 24 and 26 gauge options, with profile, gauge and finish chosen for the roof geometry, project requirements, product availability and budget.
Roof replacement
Full roof replacement covering tear-off or preparation, approved deck repairs, specified underlayment and flashing, panel or covering installation, final cleanup and a closing review of the completed work.
Roof repair
Repairs for shingle roofs with missing shingles, tile roof repairs and other targeted fixes, with the company explaining alternatives when a full replacement is not the right answer for the property or budget.
Why choose us?
Metal-first, full-service roofing
Metal roofing is the primary focus, covering QueenTile stone-coated steel and Metal Alliance standing seam systems. The team also installs GAF asphalt shingles, repairs shingle and tile roofs, services low-slope roofs and installs roof coatings, so a metal roof is recommended only when it genuinely fits the property.
Inspection before recommendation
Each project starts with an inspection of the existing covering, accessible deck conditions, roof geometry, drainage, flashing, penetrations and ventilation. The system, profile, finish, scope, price factors and expected schedule are then reviewed for that specific roof.
Florida certified since 2003
Fiddler's Roofing is a Florida Certified Roofing Contractor holding license CCC1333004 and has served Central Florida since 2003, working alongside homeowners, property managers and insurance companies for two decades.
Free estimate and financing options
Customers receive product-specific recommendations, available financing options and a free estimate for the proposed work. Flexible financing is offered for residential roofing services, with an expert partner walking through the options that suit the budget.
Storm damage and insurance claim support
The company has extensive experience working with insurance companies and can help navigate the claims process. After a storm or other weather extremes the team goes out to handle urgent repairs and prevent further leaks or damage.
Claims kept honest and specific
Fiddler's Roofing states plainly that no blanket wind rating applies to every metal roof, that a reflective finish does not guarantee a fixed percentage of energy savings and that no single lifespan promise fits every system. Product warranty and workmanship coverage are explained separately for the roof being proposed.
Yes. Fiddler's Roofing states that customers receive product-specific recommendations, available financing options and a free estimate for the proposed work. The reliable way to price a specific roof is to schedule an inspection and receive a written estimate, since a generic online range cannot account for measured roof area, tear-off, deck repairs, roof complexity, access, selected system, steel gauge, finish, flashing and permits.
How long does a metal roof last in Orlando?
Fiddler's Roofing declines to give one universal number. Expected service life depends on the metal substrate, coating, profile, installation, exposure, maintenance and repairs. The company explains the product warranty and the workmanship coverage separately for the specific roof being proposed.
Can every metal roof withstand winds over 150 mph?
No. The company is explicit that a blanket wind rating does not apply to every metal roof. Wind performance belongs to a tested roof assembly installed over a defined deck with specified fasteners and spacing, so the real question is whether the proposed assembly and installation meet the applicable requirements for the property.
Will a metal roof lower my cooling costs?
A reflective metal finish may reduce roof-surface heat gain and cooling demand in a warm climate, but it does not guarantee a fixed percentage of savings. Color, solar reflectance, insulation, ventilation, HVAC efficiency and building use all influence the result.
Do you work with insurance claims?
Yes. Fiddler's Roofing has extensive experience working with insurance companies and can help you navigate the claims process while making sure the roof meets code compliance. A new metal roof may also help a home qualify for wind-mitigation credits when the roof covering and other documented features meet applicable requirements, though metal alone does not guarantee a discount.
What if I need immediate roof repairs after a storm?
The team serves Orlando and the surrounding areas and will get to the property after a storm or other weather extremes to handle urgent repairs and prevent further leaks or damage. Residential and commercial storm damage assessments are part of the service range.
How long will it take to repair or replace my roof?
Minor repairs generally take a few hours up to one day, while larger, more extensive replacements take one to two days. For metal roofing the schedule is project-specific: straightforward projects may take several working days, and complex roofs, custom fabrication, hidden deck damage, inspections and weather can extend the timeline. The proposal states the expected schedule for the individual roof.
What metal roofing systems do you install?
The featured brand is QueenTile stone-coated steel, with the Verona profile giving a Mediterranean barrel-tile appearance, Shake giving a wood-shake-inspired texture and Slate giving clean slate-like lines. Fiddler's Roofing also offers Metal Alliance standing seam steel in 24 and 26 gauge options with concealed fasteners, with the profile, gauge and finish selected for the roof geometry, project requirements, product availability and budget.