Broward County, Florida
Roofing Contractor Serving Broward County, Florida
Every Broward roof is held to the same zone rules, yet each city issues its own permit. We work the northern part of the county from a base in Coral Springs and file where your house sits.
- High-Velocity Hurricane Zone
- A permit desk in every city
- Based in Coral Springs
Broward County
One zone, many permit desks
Broward County was created on April 30, 1915, from land that belonged to Palm Beach and Dade counties, and Fort Lauderdale is the county seat. The 2020 census counted 1,944,375 people here, and the Everglades Wildlife Management Area runs along its western edge.
Broward and Miami-Dade are the two counties the Florida Building Code names as the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. Roofing products here need an approval for that zone, and a uniform roofing permit application serves both counties. The Census Bureau's 2020 to 2024 estimates put the median home at about 1980, with half of all housing units dating from 1979 or earlier and about 64 percent owner-occupied.
That mix means a roofer here sees everything: tile that has outlasted its underlayment, shingles on postwar ranch homes, and membrane roofs over condo and townhome buildings. Hurricane Wilma in 2005 was the most damaging storm to reach the county since Hurricane King in 1950.
Local advantage
What Broward County owners get from us
North county is our territory
Our business address is in Coral Springs, so Parkland, Margate, Coconut Creek and the cities beside them are an easy drive from where we start.
The city that holds your permit
A municipality, not the county, issues the roofing permit for most addresses. We prepare the packet for that city's building department.
Two state licenses
Roofing is done under certified roofing contractor license CCC1337306, and structural work under certified building contractor license CBC1266379.
What we do here
What we install and fix in Broward County, FL
Tile, shingle, metal, flat and gutter work done under roofing license CCC1337306 and building license CBC1266379, with us filing the permit.
Roof Replacement in Broward County
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Roof Repair in Broward County
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Tile Roofing in Broward County
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Metal Roofing in Broward County
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Shingle Roofing in Broward County
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Roof Maintenance in Broward County
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Flat Roofing in Broward County
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Gutters in Broward County
Learn moreReading a Broward roofing proposal
The approval numbers on a proposal are the part worth reading. Each layer of the roof, from the underlayment up to the tile, shingle or membrane, should appear on the permit with the product approval that allows it in the zone.
- Each product is backed by a Florida Product Approval or by a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance, depending on what it is.
- The uniform roofing permit application is filled in for the roof system you chose.
- Work above the statutory dollar threshold needs a Notice of Commencement on record.
- Inspections happen at the stages of the job, and the last one is a final sign-off.
- Some cities ask for extra forms on a re-roof, so the city's own checklist is read before the packet is filed.
Coverage
Parts of Broward County we work in
- Coral Springs
- Margate
- Parkland
- North Lauderdale
- Coconut Creek
- Sunrise
- Lauderhill
- Pompano Beach
- Lauderdale Lakes
- Deerfield Beach
- Oakland Park
Roof financing
Paying for a roof without draining your savings
Approved applicants can finance a roof with nothing down. The lender puts its terms in writing for you before you commit to anything.
- $0 down on approved credit
- Lender terms given in writing
- Roofing estimate comes first
Approval is up to the lender, and the rate and term you are offered depend on your credit and on the size of the job.
The monthly payment for a 15-year home improvement installment loan of $10,000 with an APR of 10.99% would be $113. No down payment required. Not all loan products will be available to all partners or all consumers.
Questions
Roof questions from Broward County homeowners
Which parts of Broward do you cover?
We work the north and central parts of the county in a ring of about ten miles around Coral Springs, with a page for each city. If your street is just outside the list, call and we will tell you whether we can come.
Is the whole county in the hurricane zone?
Yes. The building code defines the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone as Broward and Miami-Dade, so product approvals and attachment details are chosen for the zone in every Broward city from Deerfield Beach to Hallandale.
Does the county or the city issue my roofing permit?
For addresses inside a municipality, the city's building department does. The county handles unincorporated land. We send the packet to the right office and follow the inspections.
Why does a permit take longer in some cities than in others?
The code is the same everywhere, but each building department has its own checklist, forms and review queue. Knowing the checklist ahead of time keeps a packet from being sent back.
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What customers say
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Service area map
Finding Broward County on our map
Each city with its own page is drawn here, and Broward County is the one picked out.
- City that has its own page
- City name, linked
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Working in Broward County and its neighbors
Our crew works in Coral Springs and the cities within about ten miles of it. Open your city's page for local roof notes, or phone us if your street is not named.
Estimate
Book a roof inspection in Broward County, FL
Send the address and a note about the roof, and we will arrange to come out and write up what we find.
- Call or text(954) 744-0604
- Address3301 N University Dr, Suite 100 #1083, Coral Springs, FL 33065
- State licensesCCC1337306 · CBC1266379
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