Roof replacement, built to outlast the next storm.

If you are weighing a roof replacement in Palm Beach County, you are almost certainly living under a roof that has done its job — curling or missing shingles, recurring leaks, a deck that flexes underfoot, or an insurer asking hard questions about its age. A re-roof is your one chance to fix everything at once: the deck, the waterproofing, the flashings, and the covering itself, all rebuilt to current Florida Building Code in a single permitted project.

That is why the material you replace with matters so much. The expensive parts of the job — tearing off the old roof, inspecting and repairing the deck, and the labor — cost the same whether you finish in asphalt shingle or in standing-seam metal, tile, or copper. Stepping up to a longer-lived system at replacement time is usually the better value than a like-for-like swap you will be doing again in fifteen years. We help you weigh the options against your home, your budget, and how long you plan to stay.

A note on who we are: we are a local Palm Beach County roofing & sheet-metal company, not a storm-chasing crew. We pull the permit, dry the roof in the same day we tear off, install to the manufacturer’s approved anchoring schedule, and — on the Town of Palm Beach island — handle the ARCOM and Landmarks review most roofers will not touch. That craft and paperwork is what makes your warranty and insurance documentation hold up later.

It starts with an on-roof inspection, not a sales pitch. We get up top, check the deck and flashings, photograph what we find, and give you a straight repair-or-replace call with the reasoning. If replacement is the right move, we help you choose the covering, then pull the county or municipal permit — and, on the island, assemble the ARCOM / Landmarks package before any material is ordered.

On install day we protect your landscaping, drives, and pool cage, then tear off the old roof down to the deck. With the deck exposed we inspect and re-nail it to current fastening code and replace any rotted or delaminated sheathing — the step a quick “roof-over” skips, and the reason roof-overs fail early. We then dry the roof in the same day with a self-adhered secondary water barrier, so your home is never left open to afternoon storms.

Then the new covering goes on — shingle, metal, tile, or copper — installed to the manufacturer’s FL#-approved (or Miami-Dade NOA) anchoring schedule, with new flashings, gutters, and trim as needed. We meet the building inspector so the job passes the first time, then hand you the closed permit and the wind-mitigation documentation your insurer will ask to see.

There is no honest flat price for a new roof — the cost depends on your roof’s square footage and pitch, how many old layers come off, the condition of the deck once it is exposed, access and complexity, and above all the covering you choose. An asphalt-shingle re-roof is the most affordable; standing-seam metal, clay tile, and copper cost more up front and last decades longer. That is why we measure on-site and quote in writing rather than guessing over the phone — and why every estimate is itemized, so you can see exactly where the money goes.

We also make the number easier to live with: ask about financing, and we will flag whether your project pairs with a wind-mitigation insurance credit or an insurance claim from storm damage. The fastest way to a real figure for your home is a free, no-pressure estimate — an estimator inspects the roof and gives you a firm written price.