Service area
Roofing in Fort Lauderdale and nearby communities
Based in Fort Lauderdale and serving the communities within about 10 miles of it, all of them in Broward County. Call to confirm we reach your street.
Communities
Where we work
A service-area business: we come to the property. These are the communities we serve today.
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ClearEvery community, by county
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Roofs in this part of Florida
What shapes a roof here
The weather and the housing of this stretch of the coast decide what a roof has to handle.
Hurricane season
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, and roofs here are built and checked with it in mind.
Tile on many homes
Clay and concrete tile roofs are common across Fort Lauderdale and its neighboring cities, alongside shingle and flat roofs.
High-Velocity Hurricane Zone
All of Broward County, and so every community on this page, is part of the Florida Building Code’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, with stricter product approval rules.
Afternoon downpours
Summer storms can drop a lot of rain in a short time, which tests flashing, drains and gutters.
Community associations
Many communities in the area have association rules on roof material and color.
Salt air near the coast
Close to the ocean, from Pompano Beach and Lauderdale-by-the-Sea to Dania Beach and Hollywood, salt air is hard on metal fasteners and flashing.
Area questions
Questions about where we work
Are all of these communities in Broward County?
Yes. All of them are in Broward County, from Coconut Creek and Pompano Beach in the north to Davie, Dania Beach and Hollywood in the south. Call to confirm a specific address.
Is Fort Lauderdale in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone?
Yes. In Florida the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone covers Miami-Dade and Broward counties, and every community we serve is in Broward. Roofing products used here need approval for that zone, and the Florida Building Code’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone requirements apply to the work.
Do community associations affect my roof?
Many communities in Fort Lauderdale and nearby have rules on roof material and color, and some on when work can be done. Check your association’s requirements before choosing a material, and plan for its approval before work is scheduled.
When is the best time to plan roof work here?
Outside the peak of hurricane season when you can. South Florida’s drier months, roughly November through April, bring fewer storms and more dry days, which makes tear-offs and new roofs easier to schedule.
Do homes near the ocean need anything different?
Close to the ocean, salt air speeds up corrosion of metal fasteners, flashing and gutters, so material choices and inspections pay closer attention to them.
How do I know if you serve my street?
Call (954) 758-4419 with the address and we will tell you whether it is in our area.
What we do
Roofing services in these communities
Each service has its own page with what the job covers and the questions people ask most.
- Roof InstallationNew tile, metal, shingle and flat roofs, built up from the deck.
- Roof RepairLeaks, cracked or slipped tile, lifted shingles, failed flashing and ponding on flat roofs.
- Roof ReplacementTear-off down to the deck, deck repair where the wood needs it, and a new roof system.
- Roof Inspection & MaintenanceA close look at covering, flashing, drainage and deck before a small problem becomes a leak.
- 24-Hour Emergency RoofingHelp with storm damage, exposed areas and active leaks.
- Gutter InstallationGutters and downspouts that move a South Florida downpour away from the house.
In one of these communities?
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