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Fire, Roof & Structural Damage · Fort Lauderdale, FL

Sell a fire or roof damaged house in Fort Lauderdale — as-is, no repairs.

Fire damage, hurricane-damaged roofing, an uninsurable roof blocking a traditional sale, or an open 40/50-year recertification — we buy Fort Lauderdale homes in any structural condition, for cash, without requiring a single repair first.

No repairs or permits needed
Uninsurable roofs OK
Open liens handled at closing
Step 1 of 2

Get your damaged-home cash offer

No inspections required. No obligation. Takes about 60 seconds.

No obligation. Damage severity does not disqualify a property.

Common Scenarios

Structural & damage situations we buy through

These are the most common reasons Fort Lauderdale homeowners with damaged or non-compliant properties come to us instead of listing traditionally.

Fire damage

Structural, smoke, or partial fire damage. We buy the property as it stands, with no restoration or cleanup required before closing.

Hurricane & roof damage

Missing shingles, tarped sections, wind or water intrusion from storm events. Roof condition is factored into the offer, not a dealbreaker.

Uninsurable roof

When a roof is too old or damaged for a new insurance policy, most financed buyers can't qualify. A cash sale removes that obstacle entirely.

Code enforcement & recertification

Open code violations, accumulating fines, or incomplete 40/50-year recertification requirements. We factor these into closing instead of requiring resolution first.

Insurance & Recertification

When insurance or recertification issues block a traditional sale

A growing number of Fort Lauderdale properties run into the same wall: a roof or structure that a traditional insurer won't cover, which means a traditional buyer's lender won't finance it either. That takes most retail buyers out of the picture — but not a cash buyer.

Insurance cancellation or non-renewal

If a carrier has cancelled or declined to renew coverage due to roof age or condition, that alone won't stop us from making an offer.

40-year & 50-year recertification

Broward County's structural and electrical recertification requirements at 40 years, and every 10 years after, don't need to be completed before you sell to us.

Lender-required repairs

Traditional buyers often can't close until lender-required repairs are finished. A cash purchase skips that requirement altogether.

What We Factor In

Fort Lauderdale structural & code factors we account for

Every offer reflects the property's real condition and status — nothing needs to be fixed or resolved before we can present a number.

Structural & compliance items we evaluate

  • Active roof leaks, missing sections, or tarped roofing from storm damage
  • Fire, smoke, or water damage affecting structural components
  • Uninsurable or non-renewable roof conditions
  • Open 40-year or 50-year building recertification requirements
  • Outstanding code enforcement violations or accumulated liens
  • Truss, framing, or foundation issues identified in prior inspections
The Process

Three steps to selling a damaged property

The same straightforward process we use across Fort Lauderdale, built to move forward regardless of the property's structural condition.

01

Describe the damage

Tell us about the fire, roof, or structural issue — and any open code violations, liens, or recertification requirements you're aware of.

02

Receive a fair cash offer

We evaluate the property's condition and present a no-obligation cash offer that reflects it as-is, usually within 24 hours.

03

Close without repairs

Accept the offer and close on your timeline. We handle any lien resolution and paperwork through our Broward County closing team.

Related Resources

More ways we help Fort Lauderdale homeowners

If your situation overlaps with an estate sale or a specific neighborhood, these pages go into more detail.

Fire & Roof Damage FAQ

Common questions about selling a damaged property

Yes. We purchase fire damaged homes in any condition, including structural or smoke damage, without requiring any restoration or cleanup beforehand.

Yes. An uninsurable roof often makes a home difficult to sell to traditional buyers who need financing, since most lenders require an insurable roof. Because we buy with cash, roof age or insurability doesn't block the sale.

Broward County requires certain buildings to pass a structural and electrical recertification at 40 years, and every 10 years after. If your property needs recertification work you haven't completed, it can complicate a traditional sale. We factor recertification status into our offer instead of requiring it be completed first.

Yes. We purchase properties with open code violations or accumulated code enforcement liens and handle the resolution as part of closing, so daily fines stop adding up.

No. We evaluate storm and hurricane damage as part of our as-is offer, so you don't need to pull permits, complete repairs, or schedule an inspection before selling to us.

Ready to talk through your property's condition?

Local Fort Lauderdale team · any damage level · liens handled at closing

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