Licensed roof replacement and repair for Boca's tile estates, coastal homes, and gated communities. Serving Boca Raton since 1987.
Boca Raton is tile country. From Mizner style estates to the gated country clubs, most of the city's roofs are concrete or clay barrel tile, and tile has its own rules. Get the underlayment and flashing right and it lasts for decades. Get them wrong and it leaks no matter how good the tile looks.
We serve Boca Del Mar, Boca West, Mizner Park, Mizner Country Club, St Andrews Country Club, Woodfield Country Club, The Oaks, Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club, Seven Bridges, and Sandalfoot Cove.
ZIP codes: 33428, 33431, 33432, 33433, 33434, 33486, 33487, 33496, and 33498.
Most of what we repair in Boca is tile related, and it is rarely the tile itself. It is failed underlayment that has baked in the sun for 20 or more years, cracked mortar and loose ridge tiles, and flashing that has given out around valleys, chimneys, and skylights. In the coastal neighborhoods east of the Intracoastal we also see corrosion on older metal components. Because a tile roof hides its real condition so well, a Boca roof can look fine from the street while the underlayment underneath is done.
Florida carriers scrutinize older roofs, and in Boca's higher value homes a failing roof can jeopardize coverage. A new, code compliant roof with a secondary water barrier, documented in a wind mitigation report, often improves both your insurability and your premium. We provide that report with every replacement, and we document roof to wall connections and deck attachment so nothing gets missed.
Yes. Many Boca country club communities require board approval of roof color and material. We prepare the submittal with product details and samples so your board can approve it, then we build to what was approved.
We match the profile and color as closely as the manufacturer allows. On discontinued tile we help you choose the closest current option, and we can relocate salvageable tile to less visible slopes when it makes sense.
No. Boca is in Palm Beach County, which is a high wind zone but not HVHZ. We still build to Florida Building Code wind requirements and can add a secondary water barrier that helps with insurance credits.
The tile itself can last many decades, but the underlayment beneath it typically sets the real service life. We install high performance underlayment so the whole system lasts, not just the tile on top.
Roofing in the city of Boca Raton is permitted and inspected through the Boca Raton building department, and unincorporated pockets go through Palm Beach County. We handle the correct permit and inspections either way.
When it makes sense, yes. On a reroof we can salvage sound tile and place it on less visible slopes to help match a discontinued profile, while new tile goes where it shows most.
We stage materials, protect landscaping and pool areas, and keep the site clean daily. In gated Boca communities we also coordinate access and hours with the association.
A free, honest inspection from a licensed local tile specialist. No pressure, no obligation.