Who needs a CIT RCF-1 form?
This form is used by Florida-licensed professionals to inspect the condition of house roofs. Among these professionals are roofing contractors, building code inspectors, registered architects, professional engineers, Florida-licensed home inspectors. This form is issued by the Citizens Insurance Corporation, a governmental, non-profit insurance company.
What is the CIT RCF-1 form for?
These Citizens form certification acts as a Roof Condition Certification. The insurance company needs this certification to determine the amount of insurance coverage. In any case, the roof condition of the house must be eligible for coverage.
What documents must accompany the CIT RCF-1 form?
These Citizens form roof certification is submitted with two photos of the roof’s condition.
When is the CIT RCF-1 form due?
The roof condition certification is submitted when the house owner decides to insure the real estate. As a rule, the licensed inspector makes the examination and completes the form during one hour.
What information should be provided in the CIT RCF-1 form?
The licensed professional must provide the following information:
- Name of the insured person
- Application policy
- Address of the inspected property
- Date of inspection
- The detailed information of the roof condition (covering material; roof age; remaining useful life; date of last roofing permit; date of last update; overall roof condition). This detailed description should be made for both: the predominant roof and secondary roof
- Visible signs of leak or damage
- Additional comments
The certified inspector has to type his name, telephone number, license type and license number, date and sign the form.
What do I do with the form after its completion?
The completed Citizens roof condition certification form is forwarded to the Citizen Insurance Corporation. One copy should be kept by the house owner.