Florida Roof Inspection (Citizens RCF-1)
What you'll learn
This 2:02 tutorial walks through how to fill out a Florida Citizens RCF-1 roof inspection form. Learn step-by-step how it works inside InspectorData — the home inspection software built for modern home inspectors. The full transcript below is searchable, and you can jump to any moment in the video by clicking the timestamps.
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The Florida Roof Inspection form — Citizens R-C-F dash 1 — is the standalone roof certification carriers ask for on older Florida homes. InspectorData has it built in.
From your dashboard, open View Reports — every inspection you've scheduled lives here.
Find the job, click Start Inspection, and pick Other Templates from the menu.
Roof Inspection is right there. Click it and the form opens, pre-loaded with your client name, address, and inspection date.
Your Florida license number and company name autofill from your Business Profile, so you only enter them once.
A live completion gauge tracks every field, every photo, and every condition rating — so you know exactly what carriers will accept.
You'll document the Predominant Roof and a Secondary Roof if there is one — covering material, age, remaining useful life, permit dates, and overall condition.
Check the eight damage indicators — cracking, cupping, granule loss, exposed asphalt, missing tiles, soft decking, hail damage — and flag any visible leaks at the attic or interior ceilings.
Attach a photo of each roof slope. Citizens requires it.
Headed to a job site? Scan the QR code and the desktop and mobile will always stay in sync.
Preview the report, then Finalize to lock everything and generate the underwriter-ready PDF.
Florida inspectors — try InspectorData free for 30 days. The Roof Inspection, 4-Point, and Wind Mitigation forms are all built in.