Broward County, Florida
Roofing Contractor in Coral Springs, FL
Coral Springs was laid out as a planned community, and more than half of its homes were built in the 1980s and 1990s. Now many of those roofs are reaching the same age together.
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Coral Springs
A planned city, and a roof age that lines up
Coral Springs was chartered on July 10, 1963. Coral Ridge Properties, which bought 3,869 acres from the Lyons family in December 1961, developed it, and the city took its name from that company. Canals and levees drained the land after the floods of 1947, and the Everglades still lie to the west.
The Census Bureau's 2020 to 2024 estimates give a median construction year of 1987 for the city's 47,770 housing units. About 28 percent were built by 1979, another third in the 1980s and a quarter in the 1990s. Sixty percent are owner-occupied.
A concrete tile roof from the late 1980s is now at an age where the tiles may look fine while the underlayment beneath has dried out. That is the usual Coral Springs story, and it is why a roof can leak even though no tile is missing.
Local advantage
What Coral Springs owners get from us
Home city
Our business address is here, so the streets, associations and building division of Coral Springs are the ones we know best.
Aging underlayment
We look under the tile as well as at it, because the layer that keeps water out is the one that ages first.
City permit
We prepare the re-roof application, owner notification form and product approvals for the Coral Springs building division.
What we do here
What we install and fix in Coral Springs, 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 Coral Springs
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Roof Repair in Coral Springs
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Tile Roofing in Coral Springs
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Metal Roofing in Coral Springs
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Shingle Roofing in Coral Springs
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Roof Maintenance in Coral Springs
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Flat Roofing in Coral Springs
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Gutters in Coral Springs
Learn moreWhat a Coral Springs roof deals with
The city sits inland, so salt air is not the main enemy. Sun, summer downpours and hurricane wind are, and Hurricane Wilma's eye passed directly over the city in 2005. The city later estimated that its tree canopy had shrunk by about a third after the 2004 and 2005 storms.
- Underlayment that has dried and cracked beneath tile from the 1980s and early 1990s.
- Mortar and foam at ridge and hip caps that have weathered loose.
- Flashings around vent pipes and wall tie-ins that outlast the tile around them.
- Wood decks that need re-nailing when the roof is replaced.
- Low-slope sections on townhomes and small commercial buildings.
Coverage
Parts of Coral Springs we work in
- Mullins Park
- Coral Springs Sportsplex
- Coral Springs Center for the Arts
- Sandy Ridge Sanctuary
- Coral Springs Covered Bridge
- University Drive corridor
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 Coral Springs homeowners
Does Coral Springs require a permit for a new roof?
Yes. The city's re-roof checklist asks for the building permit application, a zoning addendum and an owner notification form, and tile roofs need uplift calculations. We file the packet and follow the inspections.
My tile roof looks fine but leaks. Why?
Concrete and clay tile shed most of the water, but the underlayment is the real barrier. On roofs from the late 1980s it can crack and let water through at nail heads and flashings while the tile still looks sound.
Do you work in the neighborhoods west of University Drive and near the Everglades edge?
Yes, we cover the whole city, from the neighborhoods along University Drive to the streets near the western edge, and the cities around it. Call with the street address and we will confirm that we can make the visit.
Can the old wood deck stay when the roof is replaced?
Only if it is sound. The deck is checked at tear-off, soft or rotted sheathing is replaced under our building license, and sheathing is re-nailed to the current requirement.
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What customers say
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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 Coral Springs, 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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