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Roofing across Palm Beach County

We’re local to Palm Beach County and roof every one of the 11 communities below — from the clay-tile and copper estates of the Town of Palm Beach island to the inland neighborhoods out west. Pick your area, or get a free estimate and we’ll come to you.

Clay-tile and copper roofing on a Palm Beach County, Florida estate

Palm Beach RoofCraft is local to Palm Beach County, and we repair, replace, and fabricate roofs in all 11 of the communities below — from the Atlantic barrier islands to the equestrian and golf country out west. Every re-roof in the county is permitted and built to Florida’s high-wind code, and we pull the permit and meet the inspector so it passes the first time — whether that permit runs through your city or, in unincorporated “West Boca,” “West Delray,” and “West Boynton,” through Palm Beach County.

Because the oceanfront cities and barrier islands face heavier wind and salt than the inland villages, we size every roof to its real exposure — copper and coated metal near the water, a wider range of systems inland. And on the Town of Palm Beach island, where ARCOM and Landmarks require in-kind clay tile, slate, and copper, we carry the design review from submittal to final inspection. Pick your area for local permitting, neighborhoods, and FAQs — or request a free estimate and we’ll come to you.

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North county & Wellington

Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, and Wellington — coastal estates to inland equestrian and golf communities.

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Serving Palm Beach County — FAQs

Which Palm Beach County communities does Palm Beach RoofCraft serve?

We roof all 11 communities below, from the barrier islands to the inland villages out west — the Town of Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Wellington, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Royal Palm Beach, and Singer Island. Pick your area for local permitting, neighborhoods, and FAQs, or request a free estimate and we’ll come to you.

Do you pull the roof permit, and is it through my city or the county?

Yes — every re-roof we do is permitted and inspected, and we pull the permit and meet the inspector for you. Most addresses permit through their city or town building division, but much of “West Boca,” “West Delray,” and “West Boynton” is unincorporated Palm Beach County and permits through the county instead. We confirm which authority your address falls under before we file.

Do you handle ARCOM and Landmarks roofs on the Town of Palm Beach island?

That is the work we were built for. On the island, any roof change that reads from the street goes before the Architectural Commission (ARCOM) under Town Code Chapter 18, Article III, and a landmark also through the Landmarks Preservation Commission — both expect in-kind clay tile, slate, or copper, and asphalt is routinely denied. See our Palm Beach island roofing guide and roofing in the Town of Palm Beach.

Does a coastal roof need a different system than an inland one?

Often, yes. Near the Atlantic and the Intracoastal, roofs take the county’s heaviest wind-uplift loads and constant salt air, so we lean toward copper and coated metal with stainless fasteners. Inland communities like Wellington and Royal Palm Beach sit in a more moderate exposure, which widens both the system and the budget options. We size every roof to its actual exposure rather than over-speccing.
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Roofing every corner of Palm Beach County

Tell us where you are and a local estimator will come take a look, scope the right system for your exposure, walk you through permitting — and ARCOM review where it applies — and leave you with a clear written quote. No pressure, no call center, anywhere in Palm Beach County.

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