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Pompano Beach runs from the Hillsboro Inlet down a long stretch of coast, and every roof in the city falls under High-Velocity Hurricane Zone requirements — a designation limited to Broward and Miami-Dade.
OUR SERVICES
A lot of Pompano's housing dates to the mid-century, and much of it sits on canals or within a few blocks of the ocean. That combination — older construction plus heavy salt exposure plus the state's strictest roofing code — is what a re-roof here has to answer for.
Corroded flashing, failed flat-roof seams, slipped tile and leaks at parapets and penetrations — located and repaired at the source.
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50-YEAR PRODUCT
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FAQ's
Questions from Pompano Beach homeowners about coastal exposure, flat roofs and HVHZ rules.
Enough to plan around. Salt attacks fasteners, flashing, drip edge and vents first, and standard galvanized hardware can show meaningful corrosion within a few seasons close to the water. Upgrading that hardware is the single highest-value decision on a coastal Pompano roof.
A membrane system — modified bitumen or TPO — or a properly detailed metal panel. Asphalt shingle isn't rated below roughly a 2:12 pitch and will leak regardless of how carefully it's installed. Many Pompano homes have sections in that range.
Yes. All of Broward County is in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, along with Miami-Dade — the only two counties in Florida that are. That governs which roofing products may be installed, how they must be fastened, and what deck preparation a re-roof requires.
Thank you for considering us for roofing needs. We will get back to you during normal business hours.
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We serve all of Pompano Beach — Old Pompano, the beachside and Hillsboro area, and the canal neighborhoods — plus Deerfield Beach, Lighthouse Point, Fort Lauderdale and Coral Springs.