Roofing Services in West Palm Beach

A licensed roofer will inspect your shingles/tiles for damage, check flashing around vents and skylights, examine gutters and downspouts, look for signs of leaks or water intrusion, and assess your roof's wind resistance rating. You'll also get a wind mitigation report that can lower your insurance.

Yes. A wind mitigation report documents your roof's hurricane resistance features. In South Florida, this report typically saves homeowners 15-45% on their windstorm insurance premium — often $500-2,000/year in savings.

Tile roofs typically last 25-50 years, shingle roofs 15-25 years, and flat roofs 10-15 years in South Florida's climate. However, storm damage can occur at any age. Many insurance companies won't cover roofs over 15-20 years old without a current inspection.

If damage is found, you'll get a detailed report with photos and repair estimates. If the damage is storm-related, the contractor can help you file an insurance claim. There's no obligation to use our contractor for repairs — the inspection and report are yours to keep.