HVHZ compliant tile and shingle roofing for Parkland's master-planned communities. Licensed and local since 1987.
Parkland is one of Broward's newer, master planned cities, and a large share of its homes are barrel tile inside gated communities. Newer does not mean maintenance free, tile systems still depend entirely on what is underneath them.
We serve Heron Bay, Parkland Golf and Country Club, and the newer master planned neighborhoods across the city.
ZIP codes: 33067 and 33076.
Parkland's homes are newer, but the tile systems on them still rely on underlayment that ages faster than the tile above it. As the earliest master planned neighborhoods mature, we are starting to see underlayment nearing the end of its service life, along with the usual flashing wear around valleys and penetrations. Catching it before it leaks into a finished interior is the whole point of a periodic inspection.
Eventually, yes. Even newer tile roofs depend on the underlayment beneath them, which ages faster than the tile. A free inspection tells you where yours stands.
Yes. Most Parkland communities require approved roof colors and materials. We prepare the submittal so it is approved before we start.
Yes. As part of Broward County, Parkland is in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone, so roofs require product approved materials and a secondary water barrier.
Roofing in the city of Parkland is permitted and inspected through the city building department under Broward's HVHZ code. We manage the permit and inspections.
Possibly the underlayment. On tile roofs the tile can look great while the underlayment beneath it is failing. A free inspection tells you exactly where your Parkland roof stands.
Free and honest, built for tile and built to code.