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Molsbee Roofing inspects roofs across Juno Beach at no charge, from the condominium decks on Ocean Drive to the houses of Oak Harbour and Juno Isles, whether you are buying, selling or simply want to know where the roof stands. A roofer reads the perimeter, every valley and flashing, the drains on any flat section and a few opened points beneath the covering, then sends you the photographs with a written report that names each problem and prices the fix.
Each slope is judged on its own, because near the Atlantic the side facing the water ages faster than the side behind it, and owners who are away can name a caretaker and read the report wherever they are. We are family-owned since 1975, licensed CCC1327429, rated 4.8 with 200+ Google reviews, and (561) 318-8624 is answered 24 hours a day.
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What we inspect in Juno Beach
Ocean side and lee side: each Juno Beach slope judged alone
The slope facing the Atlantic takes the salt spray and the wind-blown sand; the one behind it is partly sheltered. Granule loss on shingle, finish wear on metal and corrosion on edge metal all show on the ocean side first.
So the report rates each slope separately instead of giving one verdict for the whole roof, and that difference is often what decides between a repair, a partial replacement and a new roof.
The metal and drain details our report photographs
Thinned valley metal, a wall flashing whose seal has let go, a vent collar rusted through, drip edge stripped of its coating, a drain whose clamping ring has failed. Any one of them lets water into a house while every tile or shingle above looks sound, and none can be seen from the garden.
Each gets its own photograph and its own line in the report, so you are handed particular findings rather than a general opinion.
Opening the covering at a few chosen points
The surface of a roof on this coast rarely tells the whole story. We lift tile or open the covering where the answer is likely to be: at a valley, beside a penetration and on the slope that takes the weather.
Every opening is photographed and closed up exactly as we found it. Those few looks underneath are what separate an informed decision from an expensive surprise in the middle of hurricane season.
Reports for owners who are away from Juno Beach
At the last census more than a third of the town's homes were empty, mostly seasonal ones. We agree access with whoever you name, go up while the house is shut, and send the photographs and the report to you, so a problem is priced before you arrive rather than found on your first morning back.
Any outside work can then be booked for a stretch when nobody is staying in the house.
How it works in Juno Beach

Permits in Juno Beach
For work in Juno Beach, confirm requirements with the building department responsible for the property and complete any required historic or HOA review before ordering materials or beginning work.
Juno Beach's Building Department at 340 Ocean Drive takes the roofing permit on MGO Connect, and inspections are booked online only, weekdays 8 to 4 with a 4 pm cut-off for the next day. The Architectural Review Board enters only when a renovation exceeds half the structure's value, so a like-for-like re-roof normally does not go before it.
Work hours are 7 am to 6 pm Monday to Friday and 9 to 5:30 on Saturday; nothing on Sundays or holidays. The town publishes no review time for roofing permits, and we do not invent one.
The whole town is in the 170 mph wind band and the wind-borne debris region; on our re-roofs a self-adhered secondary water barrier goes over the deck before the new roof.
- Oceanfront, a quarter of it water
- Juno Beach is 1.9 square miles from Loggerhead Park and the Juno Beach Pier on the ocean to the Intracoastal behind Oak Harbour, and a quarter of that is water. Salt works on every exposed metal.
- Owners who are often away
- The typical Juno Beach home dates to 1989, and more than a third of units were vacant at the 2020 census, mostly seasonal. The online inspection record and our photo log stand in for an absent owner.
- Association letters before permits
- In Oak Harbour or Juno Isles the association's architectural letter comes before the town filing.
What homeowners say
Working with Molsbee Roofing has been an outstanding experience from start to finish. The crew was dependable, respectful, and worked with incredible attention to detail. Throughout the project they felt like part of the family, always keeping us posted with all updates.Read on Google



We signed or completed a few roofing jobs with a Juno Beach address over the last twelve months.
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Roof inspection questions in Juno Beach
What does a roof inspection cost in Juno Beach?
Nothing. Our roof inspection is free whether or not it leads to work, and it is a full one: a roofer on the roof, the perimeter and metal photographed, the covering opened at a few points, and a written report you keep.
If the roof is sound, the report says so and tells you what to watch and when to have it looked at again, so you are not left guessing until the next storm.
What will fail a roof inspection in Juno Beach?
Anything that lets water in now or soon will: thinned or rusted valley metal, open wall and chimney flashings, cracked pipe collars, lifted or missing shingles or tiles, soft decking, ponding or split seams on a flat section, and failed underlayment under sound tile. Near the ocean the metal findings usually come first.
Every item in our report carries a photograph and a price for putting it right.
Can a Juno Beach roof inspection tell me whether to repair or replace?
Yes, that is its purpose. The deciding findings are how far the metal has worn and across how many slopes, whether the underlayment has failed, and how much of the roof was repaired in the last twelve months.
If repairs, replacements or roof recovering cover more than a quarter of a roof system or section in any 12-month period, the code generally requires replacing or recovering the roof covering across that entire system or section to meet current code requirements. If that system or section was built, repaired or replaced in compliance with the 2007 Florida Building Code or a later edition, only the portion being worked on must meet applicable current code requirements.
Our inspection helps determine which applies to your roof. We give both prices when both are sensible and say which is the better money.
When should I have my Juno Beach roof inspected?
Each spring, before hurricane season opens in June, and again after any storm with real wind. The spring visit finds worn flashings and blocked drains while they are small repairs; the after-storm visit finds the metal beside any obvious damage that has been weakened without coming off.
Buying or selling a home in Juno Beach is another good moment, since the photographs show the roof's real condition.
Who inspects a Juno Beach roof for Molsbee Roofing?
One of our roofers, working under Molsbee Roofing's Florida roofing contractor licence CCC1327429, which you can check on the state's online licence lookup. We are a family business in its third generation, working this county since 1975 from Lake Worth Beach, a GAF Certified Contractor and an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, rated 4.8 with 200+ Google reviews.
The same company that inspects the roof prices the work and stands behind it with our lifetime workmanship warranty and the manufacturers' product warranties.
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