Fewer than 60 roofers in Florida hold this credential. Corben Hogan is one of them.
The CPRC (Certified Professional Roof Contractor) designation — awarded by the FRSA to contractors who score 90%+ on the state roofing trades exam — backs every recommendation Corben makes. He scored 98%. From storm-damage assessments to full system replacements.
A roofer who treats the exam like the job, and the job like the exam.
Corben Hogan has spent his career on Florida roofs — not just installing and repairing them, but studying the codes, materials, and failure points that determine whether a roof survives the next storm season or becomes an insurance claim. That approach is what pushed him to pursue the CPRC designation: a credential most roofing contractors never attempt, and one that fewer than 60 professionals across the state currently hold.
Earning it meant sitting the same roofing trades exam every licensed contractor in Florida takes — and posting a 98% score, well clear of the 90%+ the FRSA requires for the CPRC designation itself. The CPRC process goes further than the base license, testing deeper knowledge of inspection protocol, documentation standards, and the technical judgment calls that separate a defensible roof report from a guess.
Corben is also the owner of Hogan Roofing, a Florida roofing contractor. This site exists separately from that business — it's where Corben's personal credentials, expertise, and professional record live, independent of any one company.
The CPRC isn't a marketing badge
It's a documented, testable standard. Most homeowners have no way to verify a roofer's actual technical competence beyond a license number and a sales pitch. The CPRC designation exists to close that gap.
Licensing & credential detail
Full license numbers, certification dates, and verification links are listed on the credentials page.
What the CPRC actually verifies
Three things a base contractor license doesn't guarantee on its own.
Inspection rigor
A documented, repeatable process for assessing roof condition — not a walk-around and a guess.
Code & standards depth
Applied knowledge of Florida roofing code and manufacturer installation standards, tested formally rather than assumed from experience.
Defensible documentation
Reporting built to hold up under insurance review, not just a homeowner conversation.
Roofing expertise means nothing without accountable work behind it.
This site is Corben's professional record. For actual roof inspections, repairs, replacements, and storm-damage claims work, Hogan Roofing is the company Corben owns and operates.