Highland Beach · Palm Beach County, Jupiter to Boca RatonTile roof replacement in Highland Beach
Highland Beach homeowners ask us three things about a tile roof, and the town's geography answers all of them. Why does a tile roof fail here when the tile looks new? Because Highland Beach is one road wide, A1A between the Atlantic and the Intracoastal, and salt reaches every roof in 33487 from both sides; the concrete or clay tile shrugs it off while the galvanized valley liners, drip edge and hip and ridge nails beneath rust to lace and let water into a ceiling at Bel Lido or Highland Beach Isles with not one cracked tile. What should a new tile roof be built from here? The same tile and a different metal: stainless or copper valley liners, stainless drip edge and cap screws, sealed edge metal, a stainless or coated fastener for every tile, copper at chimneys and parapets, because we have cut too much rusted valley out of Byrd Beach and Ocean Cove roofs to install anything less. And who has a say before the permit? The Town of Highland Beach, which permits and inspects, and the associations at Delray By the Sea, Ocean Grande Place, Camino Cove and the Edgewater Townhomes, which review profile and color first. Molsbee Roofing has been a family business since 1975, based in Lake Worth Beach about twenty-five minutes up the coast and working Palm Beach County, Jupiter to Boca Raton. Tile and standing-seam metal are the systems Highland Beach's single-family homes carry, and a tile re-roof with us takes the town's order: association approval, Town permit, then the roof, old tile stripped and sorted with sound clay saved for hips and ridges, plywood walked sheet by sheet with rot and salt-eaten fascia cut out, new self-adhered underlayment lapped and rolled, valleys in stainless or copper, tile laid to the county's wind-code attachment, caps bedded and screwed with stainless, Town inspections at dry-in and final. Free roof inspections: a roofer lifts tile at the suspect laps, photographs the felt, the deck and the metal, and hands you an itemized scope with the price. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 561-318-8624.
Free roof inspections. Open 24 hours, Monday to Sunday.