HVHZ compliant roof replacement and repair for Coral Springs homes and HOA communities. Licensed and local since 1987.
Coral Springs was planned community by community, and most homes here sit inside an HOA with rules about how a roof can look. On top of that, the whole city is in Broward's High Velocity Hurricane Zone. We handle both.
In Coral Springs your roof usually has to satisfy two masters: your HOA and the Broward building code.
We serve Heron Bay, Eagle Trace, and the master planned communities across the city.
ZIP codes: 33065, 33067, 33071, and 33076.
Coral Springs neighborhoods went up in waves, so whole communities reach roof replacement age around the same time. On the tile homes it is failed underlayment beneath tile that still looks presentable, and on the shingle homes it is granule loss and worn valleys from years of sun. After storms we see displaced tile and lifted shingles that need prompt attention before the next downpour.
Beyond satisfying your HOA and Broward's HVHZ code, a new Coral Springs roof can lower your insurance. A wind mitigation report documents the secondary water barrier, deck attachment, and roof to wall connections carriers reward. We provide it with every replacement so you get full credit for the stronger roof you paid for.
Yes. We prepare the HOA submittal with the exact product and color so it is approved first, then we build to the approved spec and to Broward code.
Yes. All of Broward County is in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone, so your roof needs product approved materials and a sealed secondary water barrier. We build to that standard.
Yes, free and no obligation, usually with same business day scheduling across Coral Springs.
Roofing in the city of Coral Springs is permitted and inspected through the city building department under Broward's HVHZ code. We handle the permit and inspections.
We prepare the HOA submittal for color and material first, then pull the city permit for the approved system. Doing it in that order keeps your project from stalling.
Often, roughly. Because communities were built together, roofs age together. If your neighbors are reroofing, it is worth having yours inspected too.
Free and honest, HOA approved and built to code.