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Tarpon Springs roof & property reports.
8,716 assessed properties in Tarpon Springs: average roof age ~9 years, 17% past the 15-year insurability threshold.
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8,716 Assessed properties
~9 yrs Avg roof age
17% Past 15-yr threshold
100% Permit-backed ages
26% Flood-zone exposure
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Properties in Tarpon Springs.
Showing 5,581 to 5,640 of 8,709 addresses.
- 503 Whispering Oak Dr 10/10
- 503 White Oak Dr 10/10
- 504 Bamboo Ct 10/10
- 504 E Morgan St 10/10
- 504 Harmony Ln 10/10
- 504 Hillcrest Ave 10/10
- 504 Newleaf Dr 10/10
- 504 S Camelia Ave 10/10
- 504 Sanibel Ct 10/10
- 504 Spring Tree Ct 10/10
- 504 Summerwood Ct 10/10
- 504 Timber Ln 10/10
- 504 Village Oak Dr 10/10
- 504 Wayfarer Dr 10/10
- 504 White Oak Dr 10/10
- 505 Anclote Blvd 10/10
- 505 Ashland Ave 10/10
- 505 Bamboo Ct 10/10
- 505 Berkley Ave 10/10
- 505 E Morgan St 10/10
- 505 Meres Blvd 10/10
- 505 Newleaf Dr 10/10
- 505 S Disston Ave 10/10
- 505 Spring Tree Ct 10/10
- 505 Summerwood Ct 10/10
- 505 Village Oak Dr 10/10
- 505 Whitcomb Blvd 10/10
- 505 White Oak Dr 10/10
- 506 E Boyer St 10/10
- 506 E Morgan St 10/10
- 506 Harmony Ln 10/10
- 506 Hillcrest Ave 10/10
- 506 Ivey Ln 10/10
- 506 Sanibel Ct 10/10
- 506 Summerwood Ct 10/10
- 506 Whispering Oak Dr 10/10
- 506 White Oak Dr 10/10
- 507 E Center St 10/10
- 507 E Oakwood St 10/10
- 507 Ivey Ln 10/10
- 507 Newleaf Dr 10/10
- 507 Riverview Ln 10/10
- 508 Meres Blvd 10/10
- 508 N Disston Ave 10/10
- 508 N Grosse Ave 10/10
- 508 Timber Ln 10/10
- 508 Village Dr 10/10
- 508 Wayfarer Dr 10/10
- 508 White Oak Dr 10/10
- 509 Ashland Ave 10/10
- 509 E Center St 10/10
- 509 Lincoln Ave 10/10
- 509 Meres Blvd 10/10
- 509 N Pinellas Ave 10/10
- 509 Village Dr 10/10
- 509 W Spruce St 10/10
- 509 Wayfarer Dr 10/10
- 509 Whitcomb Blvd 10/10
- 51 Drury Ln 10/10
- 510 Chesapeake Dr 10/10
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Each address page shows a computed roof score, permit-backed roof age where available, material, FEMA flood zone, wind zone, and a qualitative insurance profile, all from public records.
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