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Lifetime Workmanship WarrantyMolsbee Roofing repairs storm-damaged roofs in Juno Beach, from the condominium buildings on Ocean Drive to the houses near Loggerhead Park and Juno Dunes. Call (561) 318-8624 at any hour: a roofer makes the opening safe, photographs the damage and gives you a written price for the permanent repair.
The whole town sits in the 170 mph wind band, so that repair is built to the rating, and the permit goes through the town's own building department rather than North Palm Beach's. We have roofed this county since 1975 under licence CCC1327429.
Storm damage in Juno Beach usually starts at an edge: a corner, a rake, a ridge or the drip edge, where wind off the ocean finds a grip. Salt has often thinned that metal for years before the storm, so the piece that failed may have neighbours close behind it.
We inspect the whole perimeter, not just the visible hole, and the written price separates what has failed from what is close to failing.
First the opening is made safe so no more water gets in. That is a stopgap, and it is priced as one.
The permanent repair follows once we know how far the damage goes: the covering, the underlayment and any deck that took water. Because Juno Beach sits in the 170 mph wind band, the permanent work is fastened to that rating, and where we replace the covering we specify a self-adhered secondary water barrier over the deck.
On tile we look for cracked or shifted ridge and hip pieces, then check the underlayment beneath. On shingle, lifted tabs and broken seals along the eaves and rakes.
On metal, loosened trim and seams at the edges. On the flat decks of the oceanfront buildings, peeled perimeter edges, open seams and punctures from blown debris.
We identify what is actually on your roof before deciding where to look.
Juno Beach shares ZIP 33408 with North Palm Beach, but it has its own building department at 340 Ocean Drive and its own permit application. Storm repairs that need a permit are filed there through MGO Connect, and inspections are booked online by 4 pm the day before.
Filing with the wrong authority costs days while a roof is open, so we confirm the parcel's jurisdiction before anything else.
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 hired Molsbee Roofing for a residential roof project and were very impressed with the results. From the first inspection to the final cleanup, the team was prompt, professional, and transparent. They provided a clear estimate and delivered quality workmanship.Read on Google
Merrick and the Molsbee Roofing team have consistently exceeded my expectations. They've been there for me multiple times, even stepping in on short notice without hesitation. Their responsiveness and dedication to answering all of my questions provides peace of mind.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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Keep people away from any sagging ceiling, move belongings out of the water's path, stay off the roof yourself and call us on (561) 318-8624, answered 24 hours a day. If it is safe, take dated photographs from the ground and inside.
A roofer then makes the opening safe with temporary protection, photographs the damage and gives you a written price for the permanent repair.
Not work that needs a permit. Roof repairs in Juno Beach are filed on the town's own permit application through MGO Connect, and roofing contractors in Florida are licensed by the state, which lets you look up any licence online.
Ours is CCC1327429 and it is printed on every proposal. Ask anyone offering repairs after a storm for their licence number and who will pull the permit before you agree to anything.
Every damaged area is photographed before anything is touched, along with the metal and covering either side of it, and the photographs are dated and tied to the written price. That price lists each item: temporary protection, the pieces to replace, any deck or underlayment work, the town permit and inspections.
You keep the full set, which records what the storm did and exactly what the repair covers.
Yes. More than a third of homes in town are seasonal, so the first call often comes from a caretaker or a building manager.
We agree who can give access and who approves the work, then send you the photographs and the written price to decide on from wherever you are. If hidden damage turns up once the roof is open, we photograph it and wait for your answer before adding it to the job.
Only as long as it takes to permit and schedule the permanent repair. Temporary protection is a stopgap, and wind off the ocean keeps working at its edges.
We set a date for the permanent work when we fit it, and in Juno Beach that work runs within the town's hours: 7 am to 6 pm on weekdays and 9 to 5:30 on Saturdays, with no work on Sundays or holidays.