Roofing for Lake Worth Beach's historic bungalows, cottages, and newer homes. Licensed and local since 1987.
Lake Worth Beach has some of the oldest housing stock in the county, including whole districts of 1920s and mid century bungalows and cottages. Those homes are full of character, and they hide a lot under the shingles.
On an older Lake Worth home, the roof covering is only part of the story. The decking, framing, and fascia underneath have seen decades of Florida sun and rain.
We serve the downtown and College Park historic districts, plus Atlantis, Lake Clarke Shores, and Palm Springs nearby.
ZIP codes: 33460, 33461, 33462, 33463, and 33467.
The charm of Lake Worth Beach's historic bungalows comes with older roofs and older wood beneath them. We frequently find plank sheathing, rotted decking near the eaves, and deteriorated fascia once a roof is opened up, along with layers from past reroofs that were never fully addressed. We inspect for these conditions before we start so the estimate reflects reality and you are not surprised partway through.
It can. Some historic areas have guidelines on roofing materials and appearance. We work within them and handle the permitting through the city building department.
We show you before we replace anything, explain what it will take, and give you the cost up front. You are never surprised with a bill you did not approve.
Yes. We help you choose materials that keep the character of an older Lake Worth home while meeting current code and wind requirements.
Roofing in Lake Worth Beach is permitted and inspected through the city building department. We pull the permit and manage the inspections as part of the project.
Always. On an older Lake Worth home, if a targeted repair to flashing or a section of decking will genuinely buy you time, we say so rather than pushing a full replacement.
Free and honest, whether your home is a historic bungalow or a newer build.