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• Can you show me your Florida contractor license number, and can I verify it myself before we sign anything?
• What exactly is included in this price — materials, labor, permit, cleanup — in writing, itemized?
• What happens if we disagree about the work later — is there a written warranty, and who do I call?
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This is a planning tool, not a professional inspection, contractor bid, insurance quote, or flood determination for your specific home. Roof figures are ZIP-level samples (published only when the sample is large enough to protect privacy). Flood ratings come from FEMA’s National Risk Index (county model). Storm figures count official NOAA severe-weather reports, not predictions that your property will be hit. Cost ranges are curated Florida installed-cost estimates for a typical home — not a quote. Always verify with a licensed pro and your insurer. Fair Price ranges are curated 2026 Florida estimates (materials + labor for a typical single-family job). They are not a bid, not a guarantee, and not a condition of getting matched to a pro. Scam Shield flags patterns common in bad-faith or high-pressure quotes. It is not legal advice, not a licensing verification, and a clean result is not a guarantee the contractor is honest — always verify a license yourself before you pay anything.