HVHZ compliant roof replacement, repair, and storm response across Pompano Beach. Licensed and local since 1987.
Pompano Beach runs from a busy stretch of coast to the golf communities and neighborhoods inland. Whether you are on the water or off Federal Highway, your roof has to meet Broward's stricter code and stand up to salt and storms.
Pompano Beach is in Broward County's High Velocity Hurricane Zone, and coastal exposure adds salt on top of the wind.
We serve the beachside, Cypress Bend, Palm Aire, and the communities along Federal Highway.
ZIP codes: 33060, 33062, 33063, 33064, and 33069.
On the Pompano beachside and in the waterfront neighborhoods, salt corrodes fasteners and flashing and wind works the edges loose. Inland around Palm Aire and Cypress Bend, we see tile roofs with underlayment at the end of its life and shingle roofs worn thin by the sun. Many Pompano homes are also on their second or third roof, and past work that was not done to HVHZ standards tends to reveal itself as leaks.
Florida carriers are strict about roof age and construction, and in Broward they expect HVHZ compliance. A new Pompano roof with product approved materials and a secondary water barrier, documented in a wind mitigation report, supports both your coverage and your premium. We provide that report on every replacement.
Yes. On top of the HVHZ requirements, coastal homes benefit from corrosion resistant fasteners and coastal grade materials to handle the salt. We build for the exposure your home actually has.
Yes. We prioritize tarping and inspections in Pompano after named storms. Call or text 561-737-7507 for same or next day storm response.
If it was permitted and built to current Broward code, it should be. If you are not sure, a free inspection will tell you where your roof stands and what, if anything, it needs.
Roofing in the city of Pompano Beach is permitted and inspected through the city building department under Broward's HVHZ code. We handle it end to end.
Beyond meeting HVHZ code, corrosion resistant fasteners, coastal grade flashing, and careful sealing of penetrations are what keep salt driven leaks from starting early.
We prioritize Pompano tarping and inspections after named storms. Call or text 561-737-7507 for same or next day response.
Free and honest, coastal or inland. Call or text anytime.