Roofing questions, answered straight.

Most roofs should be repaired. Repair when the damage is localized, the deck is sound, and the surface materials still have life — the most common scenario. Replace only when the roof has reached end of life, the underlayment or membrane has failed roof-wide, or the deck is compromised throughout. Our free, documented inspection gives you an honest answer, not a sales pitch.

A repair fixes a specific problem — a cracked tile, a flashing joint, a leak. A rebuild strategically replaces the failed sections (underlayment, decking, flashing, surface materials) while keeping the 60–80% of the roof that's still sound. For localized damage, a rebuild delivers the same waterproofing as a replacement for a fraction of the cost.

A replacement is more profitable and faster to sell than a careful repair. We built our business on the opposite instinct — inspecting first and replacing only when it's truly warranted — which is why owners call us for a second opinion on a replacement quote.

Yes — tile (clay and concrete), asphalt shingle, flat and low-slope membranes (TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, built-up), and metal. Each system has its own failure modes and repair techniques, and we keep the right materials and equipment for all of them.

It depends on the cause. Storm, hurricane, and sudden accidental damage are often covered; gradual wear, age, and deferred maintenance usually aren't. We provide full documentation — photos, damage assessment, moisture reports — to support a claim, and an optional 5-Year Certification documenting remaining useful life.

Florida Statute §627.7011 protects your right to a real inspection and the option to repair and certify rather than replace, instead of an insurer condemning a roof on age alone. Roof age and roof condition are not the same thing — see our Roof Age Law page.

An inspection-based report documenting your roof's current condition and estimated remaining useful life — the document insurers, lenders, and buyers increasingly require. It records what shape the roof is actually in, signed under our Florida contractor license. See a real, redacted example on our 5-Year Certification page.

A certification is an inspection-based report on the roof's condition and remaining useful life — for insurers, lenders, and buyers. A workmanship warranty covers the repairs we perform. A certification reports on the roof; a warranty stands behind our work.

We repair roofs across all of Palm Beach County — Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Jupiter, Wellington, Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach, and the communities in between. See the cities we serve.

Yes, routinely — matching tile profiles and colors to community standards and providing the documentation boards require. Many of the gated and historic communities we serve hold every repair to architectural-review standards.

Usually, yes. Through our manufacturer and architectural-salvage network we match current profiles within days and discontinued or historic materials within weeks — placing the closest matches on the most visible elevations so repairs blend in.

Yes — Florida Certified Roofing Contractor license CCC1331721 (license active since 2018; family roofing roots since 1974, verifiable with Florida DBPR), full general-liability and workers'-compensation insurance, BBB A+, and a 2-year workmanship warranty on every repair.