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Roofing in Pasco County

Pasco County counted 561,891 people in the 2020 Census, and by July 2025 the Census estimate had grown to 674,516. Many of those homes sit under roofs of very different ages. Newer subdivisions in Wesley Chapel stand near 1970s stock in Elfers and Holiday. Your roof, your permit path and your storm exposure depend on which part of the county you live in.

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County seat: Dade City

Updated October 2026

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At a glance

Pasco County homes at a glance

People (2020 Census)
561,891
Median year homes were built
1992
Share of homes built 2010 or later
17.7%
Share of homes built before 1980
28.2%
Owner-occupied share of occupied homes
75.7%
Mobile homes, share of housing units
17.2%
Seasonal, recreational or occasional-use homes (share of all units)
7%

Census and county figures; each one is listed in the sources at the end of this page.

Homes and roof age

How old are Pasco County homes and roofs?

The median Pasco home was built in 1992. That suggests many original shingle roofs are past 25 years old, though the county mixes old and new stock. About 28.2 percent of homes predate 1980, and 17.7 percent were built in 2010 or later.

The split shows up by town. In Wesley Chapel, 33 percent of housing units were built in 2010 or later, and in Trinity it is 30 percent. Elfers is 77 percent pre-1980 stock, and Holiday is 64 percent. A Wesley Chapel roof and an Elfers roof need different questions asked.

Mobile and manufactured homes make up 17.2 percent of county housing units, and 48 percent in Shady Hills. Those roofs follow different construction rules than site-built homes.

Code and wind

Which code and wind rules govern Pasco roofs?

Pasco falls outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, a stricter regime reserved for Miami-Dade and Broward. Roofs here follow the regular Florida Building Code. The current edition arrived December 31, 2023, and the Ninth Edition takes over on December 31, 2026. Any permit application filed on or after that date must meet it. I did not have a wind design speed for Pasco, so confirm it with the county building office.

The 25 percent rule matters if you repair only part of a roof. If more than 25 percent of a roof section is repaired or replaced in 12 months, the whole section must be brought up to current code. One exception covers a roof built or replaced under the 2007 code or later. Pasco's median build year of 1992 means many roofs here will not qualify.

Roofing products sold in Florida as wind or impact protection must carry statewide approval. The Florida Building Commission search lets you look up a product by FL number, manufacturer or code version. A Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance carries its own expiration date and is valid elsewhere only where the local building official allows it.

  • Ian (2022) damage in Pasco was described as "mostly minor and limited to shingles and downed trees".
  • Fast growth: population +20.0% from April 2020 to July 2025 (561,909 to 674,516, +112,607), 4th-largest numeric gain among Florida counties in the file.
  • New-build belt: 33% of Wesley Chapel's and 30% of Trinity's housing units were built 2010 or later; older west-coast places (Elfers 77%, Holiday 64%) are mostly pre-1980 stock.
  • Mobile homes are 17% of county housing units, and 48% in Shady Hills.
  • Historic districts with permit review: Zephyrhills requires a Certificate of Appropriateness before building permits for repairs to contributing structures; National Register districts in Dade City, St. Leo and Zephyrhills.

Permit office

Who issues roofing permits in Pasco County?

Pasco County Building Construction Services handles county permits. Central Permitting offices operate in New Port Richey, Dade City and Land O' Lakes. Applications also run through the Pasco Gateway portal, which uses Accela.

A permit has clocks on it. It lapses if you do not start within 6 months of issuance, or if the job sits idle for 6 months. An inspection that passes within any 180-day stretch keeps the job alive. A filed application is treated as abandoned after 180 days unless you keep pursuing it.

Before the first inspection, a Notice of Commencement must be recorded and posted at the job site. The permit card warns that skipping it can mean paying twice for the improvements. Check that your contractor holds the right roofing license, because a general contractor must subcontract roofing unless certified or registered in that trade.

Building permits

Pasco County Building Construction Services

Official building page

Cities with their own building office

Office names and links only. Fees, forms and timing change; check the official page.

Storm record

What storms have hit Pasco County roofs?

Pasco has had FEMA major disaster declarations for Hermine in 2016, Irma in 2017, Ian in 2022, Idalia in 2023, and Debby, Helene and Milton in 2024. Irma brought coastal winds of 60 to 70 knots and damaged numerous homes. Ian damage was described as mostly minor and limited to shingles and downed trees.

Helene and Milton came weeks apart in 2024. Helene damaged at least 9,900 structures, most by storm surge in coastal parts of the county. Milton brought gusts of 55 to 65 mph, 59 mph near Zephyrhills, and 14.94 inches of rain near Dade City.

Wind is not the only roof hazard. NOAA lists 12 tornadoes, mostly EF0 to EF1, and 24 thunderstorm-wind reports for Pasco zones from 2016 through 2025. It also lists 7 lightning events, several involving house or building fires.

  1. 2024Hurricane Debby

    • 6-10 in of rain (8.74 in near Zephyrhills); peak gust 44 mph near Land O' Lakes; 2.52 ft above MHHW at New Port Richey. FEMA major disaster declaration DR-4806 (Hurricane Debby, declared 2024-08-10) designates Pasco County; programs flagged: Public Assistance.

  2. 2024Hurricane Helene

    • NHC: first responders made 200 high-water rescues from coastal areas; at least 9,900 structures damaged, most by storm surge in coastal parts of the county; a USGS sensor measured 7.60 ft above MHHW. NWS: 5.04 ft above MHHW at New Port Richey before the gauge failed; peak gust 56 mph. FEMA major disaster declaration DR-4828 (Hurricane Helene, declared 2024-09-28) designates Pasco County; programs flagged: Public Assistance, Individuals and Households Program.

  3. 2024Hurricane Milton

    • Gusts 55-65 mph (59 mph near Zephyrhills); 8-12 in of rain, 14.94 in near Dade City; mandatory evacuation for zones A, B, C and mobile/manufactured homes and RVs; blowout tide (below-normal water) on the coast. FEMA major disaster declaration DR-4834 (Hurricane Milton, declared 2024-10-11) designates Pasco County; programs flagged: Public Assistance, Individuals and Households Program.

  4. 2023Hurricane Idalia

    • Gusts 45-55 mph; up to 4.05 in near Wesley Chapel; water inundated waterfront roads and structures; 2,195 registrations for assistance; one indirect fatality. FEMA major disaster declaration DR-4734 (Hurricane Idalia, declared 2023-08-31) designates Pasco County; programs flagged: Public Assistance, Individuals and Households Program.

  5. 2022Hurricane Ian

    • Gusts estimated 50-65 mph; "Damage was mostly minor and limited to shingles and downed trees"; offshore winds drove tides 3-4 ft below normal. FEMA major disaster declaration DR-4673 (Hurricane Ian, declared 2022-09-29) designates Pasco County; programs flagged: Public Assistance, Individuals and Households Program.

  6. 2017Hurricane Irma

    • Coastal winds estimated 60-70 kt; numerous homes damaged; one indirect fatality in Port Richey. FEMA major disaster declaration DR-4337 (Hurricane Irma, declared 2017-09-10) designates Pasco County; programs flagged: Public Assistance, Individuals and Households Program.

Rain and heat

How much rain and heat do Pasco roofs take?

At Saint Leo, the 1991 to 2020 normals show 53.46 inches of rain a year. June through August brings 24.72 inches of that. The station counts 77.4 days a year with at least 0.10 inch.

Single storms can top a year's worth of a season. Hermine dropped 15.40 inches 2 miles north-northeast of Port Richey, and Debby left 8.74 inches near Zephyrhills. Heavy rain finds weak flashing and worn shingle edges quickly.

Citizens Property Insurance sets age limits on roofs. It asks for documentation of at least five years of remaining useful life on roofs older than 25 years if soft, such as shingle, or 50 years if hard, such as tile or metal. Your own insurer or agent can tell you what your policy asks for.

9.61in/hr5-minute burst, 10-year storm
2.88in/hr1-hour rate, 10-year storm
6.24in24 hours, 10-year storm

NOAA Atlas 14 at Tampa, the nearest point in our data. Source

Local oddities

What makes Pasco County different from other counties?

Water covers 268 of the county's 1,015 square miles of total area, or 26.4 percent. Pasco has more than 24 miles of coastline with homes, channels and marinas. In New Port Richey, 44 percent of the city lies in a Special Flood Hazard Area.

Zephyrhills requires a Certificate of Appropriateness before building permits for repairs to contributing structures in its historic district. National Register districts also exist in Dade City and St. Leo. If your home is in one, ask the city before choosing a roof material.

About 7 percent of housing units are seasonal, recreational or occasional-use homes. Owners who are away for months should confirm who inspects the roof after each storm. The county also has a median resident age of 43.4, and 21.9 percent of residents are 65 or older.

Find your town

How do I find roofing help for my town?

Start with the housing in your area. Wesley Chapel and Trinity lean toward newer roofs under recent code. Elfers and Holiday lean toward older homes where re-roofing is more likely. Shady Hills has a high share of mobile homes.

Coastal places such as Port Richey, New Port Richey and Hudson carry surge and flood exposure that inland places like Dade City and San Antonio do not. Before any work, confirm the permit path with Pasco County Building Construction Services or your city. Cities within the county may run their own offices, so check which one covers your address.

Services

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Cities and towns

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Questions

Roofing questions in Pasco County

What building code applies to a new roof in Pasco County?

The Eighth Edition of the Florida Building Code, dated 2023, governs now. The Ninth Edition becomes effective December 31, 2026, and any permit application submitted on or after that date must follow it. Pasco sits outside the stricter High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. Confirm the wind design speed and any local rules with Pasco County Building Construction Services, which runs Central Permitting offices in New Port Richey, Dade City and Land O' Lakes.

Source: Pasco County Building Construction Services, read Oct 5, 2026

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Where do I get a roofing permit in Pasco County?

Apply through Pasco County Building Construction Services. Central Permitting offices operate in New Port Richey, Dade City and Land O' Lakes, and the Pasco Gateway portal, built on Accela, takes applications online. A permit lapses if work has not started within 6 months, or stalls for 6 months. If your home is inside a city, check whether the city issues its own permits.

Source: Pasco County Building Construction Services, read Oct 5, 2026

Related: Roof replacement

Do I have to replace my whole roof if I only fix part of it?

Not always, but there is a limit. If you repair, replace or recover more than 25 percent of a roof section in any 12 months, the whole section must meet current code. A carve-out exists for roofs built or replaced under the 2007 code or later. With a median build year of 1992 in Pasco, many roofs will not qualify for that carve-out.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates (2020-2024), table B25035, via Census Reporter API (release acs2024_5yr), read Oct 5, 2026

Related: Roof replacement

Which storms caused the most roof damage in Pasco County?

Hurricane Helene in 2024 did the most documented structural damage. At least 9,900 structures were damaged, most by storm surge in coastal parts of the county. Irma in 2017 damaged numerous homes with coastal winds of 60 to 70 knots. Ian in 2022 brought mostly minor damage limited to shingles and downed trees. Milton and Debby in 2024 added heavy rain.

Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, event 721945 (Tropical Storm, 2017-09-10, zone/county INLAND PASCO), bulk details file; FEMA OpenFEMA DisasterDeclarationsSummaries v2 (designatedArea = county), read Oct 5, 2026

Related: Roof repair

Are mobile home roofs treated differently in Pasco County?

Yes, the code separates manufactured buildings by build date. Homes built before March 1, 2002 followed the Standard Building Code. Later ones followed the Florida Building Code. Mobile homes are 17.2 percent of Pasco housing units, and 48 percent in Shady Hills. Milton's 2024 evacuation order covered mobile and manufactured homes and RVs, so owners should check roof condition before storm season.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates (2020-2024), table B25024, via Census Reporter API (release acs2024_5yr), read Oct 5, 2026

Related: New construction roofing

How do I check that a roofing product is approved for Florida?

Use the Florida Building Commission product approval search, which accepts an FL number, manufacturer or code version. State law bars anyone from marketing a product as hurricane, windstorm or impact protection unless it holds statewide approval. A Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance has an expiration date and applies elsewhere only where the local building official accepts it. In Pasco, ask the contractor for the paperwork before the permit is filed at Pasco County Building Construction Services.

Source: Pasco County Building Construction Services, read Oct 5, 2026

Related: Roof replacement

How much rain does Pasco County get each year?

Saint Leo averages 53.46 inches a year, based on 1991 to 2020 normals. June through August brings 24.72 inches of that. The station sees 77.4 days a year with at least 0.10 inch of rain. Single storms can add a lot fast: Milton dropped 14.94 inches near Dade City in 2024, so check flashing and sealant before the wet season.

Source: NWS Tampa Bay Area/Ruskin, County Impacts narratives (Post Tropical Cyclone Report); FEMA OpenFEMA DisasterDeclarationsSummaries v2 (designatedArea = county), read Oct 5, 2026

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Does my roof's age affect insurance in Pasco County?

It can. Citizens Property Insurance asks for documentation of at least five years of remaining useful life on roofs older than 25 years if soft, such as shingle, or 50 years if hard, such as tile or metal. With a median build year of 1992, many Pasco roofs are likely near those limits. Your insurer or agent is the one to ask about your policy.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates (2020-2024), table B25035, via Census Reporter API (release acs2024_5yr), read Oct 5, 2026

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  2. 2.Share of homes built 2010 or later: 17.7%. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates (2020-2024), table B25034, via Census Reporter API (release acs2024_5yr). Read Oct 5, 2026.
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