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Lifetime Workmanship WarrantyMolsbee Roofing maintains roofs across Juno Beach, from the condominium decks on Ocean Drive to the houses in Juno Isles and around Juno Dunes. A roofer checks the flashings, edge metal and drains, clears whatever is blocking the water, and sends you dated photographs with a written price for anything that needs fixing.
Spring is the time to book, before hurricane season opens in June, and an owner who is away can name a caretaker to let us in. Our family has run the company since 1975 under licence CCC1327429, and (561) 318-8624 is answered 24 hours a day.
Close to the Atlantic, the covering usually outlasts the metal that keeps it watertight. So each visit photographs the same wall flashings, pipe collars and drip edge from the same spot, and the date goes on file.
Next spring the new picture sits beside the old one, and you can see whether a collar is simply weathered or starting to open. That comparison, not a guess from the driveway, decides whether the fix is a reseal now or a replacement later.
The oceanfront buildings have low-slope decks, and many houses behind them have flat sections over a lanai or carport. Both drain through outlets and scuppers that sand and leaves block, and a blocked outlet leaves water sitting against seams never meant to hold it.
We clear each outlet, run water through it and photograph the seam around it. If that seam has already opened, it goes on the written list as a separate repair, because a clear drain will not stop that leak.
More than a third of Juno Beach homes stood empty at the last census, most of them seasonal. Before the visit we agree who holds the key, who can approve a small repair on the spot, and what needs your sign-off first.
The report reaches you with photographs of every area we reached, and it says plainly which areas we could not get to, so nothing is assumed sound simply because nobody saw it.
Resealing a collar or clearing a drain is upkeep. Rebuilding a valley or replacing a run of underlayment is a repair, and it is priced on its own line rather than folded into the upkeep list, so you can approve one without the other.
Where that repair needs a permit, it goes on the town's own application through MGO Connect, not the county-wide form, and we book the inspection online.
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.
We had a wonderful experience with Molsbee Roofing replacing our flat roof. The team did a fantastic job, the new flat roof looks great! I also enjoyed working with Nicole and Merrick, they were very professional from start to finish. The roofers were hard-working and thorough.Read on Google
Molsbee roofing has been a complete pleasure from the initial phone call all the way to the final inspection. They have been responsive, efficient, and proactive. If you need a new roof highly recommend Molsbee roofing as they were quick and easy.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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Once a year, in spring, and again after any storm with real wind behind it. Salt air reaches every roof in Juno Beach, from the buildings on Ocean Drive to the houses near US-1, and it works on flashings and edge metal all year, so an annual visit catches a failing collar while it is still a small fix.
A new ceiling stain, however faint, deserves an earlier call.
On tile we count cracked and slipped pieces, check ridge and hip mortar and lift a piece at a valley to see the underlayment; our crews wear protective, safe footwear on tile. On shingle, lifted tabs, exposed nails and cracked pipe boots.
On metal, fasteners, seams and trim for salt. On low-slope decks, drains, seams and wall terminations.
The report says what a visit cannot see, the deck under an intact covering, and lists repairs apart from upkeep with written prices. Molsbee Roofing is a GAF Certified Contractor and an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, and repairs carry our lifetime workmanship warranty.
Longer than it would without it, and the metal decides by how much. Tile, shingle and panel all stand up to salt better than the valleys, flashings, collars and drip edge that seal them, so a roof here usually ends when those parts give out, often while the covering still looks fine from the street.
Keeping those parts sound is what stretches the life of the roof you already have.
They can add up to it. Florida's quarter-roof rule: when more than a quarter of a roof system or section is repaired, replaced or recovered in any 12-month period, the roof covering across that entire system or section must be replaced or recovered to meet current code requirements.
An exception applies 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 repaired, replaced or recovered must meet applicable current code requirements. Our inspection helps determine which applies to your roof.
We keep a record of each repair and check the permit history before quoting anything large.
Not until someone has checked what the roof is made of. Forceful washing can strip granules from shingle and damage older tile, and on a salt-exposed roof the metal usually needs attention first.
We identify the covering, follow the manufacturer's cleaning guidance, and keep appearance work separate from repairs on the written list, so you can see which items keep water out and which only improve the look.