Lake Worth west (Winston Trails) · Palm Beach County, Jupiter to Boca Raton
Commercial roofing in west Lake Worth
The larger roofs out here fall into two groups that rarely get talked about together, and both are usually neglected for the same reason: nobody sleeps under them. On the community side there are clubhouses, gatehouses, maintenance compounds and pool buildings, owned by associations whose reserve studies cover the homes in detail and the amenity buildings barely at all.
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Lake Worth west (Winston Trails) · Commercial roofing
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The larger roofs out here fall into two groups that rarely get talked about together, and both are usually neglected for the same reason: nobody sleeps under them. On the community side there are clubhouses, gatehouses, maintenance compounds and pool buildings, owned by associations whose reserve studies cover the homes in detail and the amenity buildings barely at all.
On the acreage side there are barns, workshops, equipment stores and covered stabling, owned by individuals who think of them as outbuildings rather than as buildings with roofs. In both cases the result is the same.
The structure carries a genuine flat or low-slope covering with real details on it, nobody has looked at it in years, and the first proper assessment tends to find a list that is longer than expected and cheaper than feared. That combination is worth acting on precisely because it is undramatic.
Almost everything found on a first survey of a neglected roof is inexpensive at that moment and expensive a few seasons later, and none of it will announce itself before then. The work is a survey rather than a quote: map the roof into sections, photograph every penetration, upstand and outlet, and separate what cannot wait from what can be scheduled.
Coverings are TPO, modified bitumen or a coating according to condition, and we are Carlisle certified for TPO. The survey is free and the report is yours, whether the building belongs to an association or to a family.
Molsbee Roofing is a family business, roofing since 1975, based in Lake Worth Beach and working Palm Beach County from Jupiter to Boca Raton, licensed CCC1327429. Every job is permitted and inspected and every price is itemised in writing before the work.
Free roof inspections. Call 561-318-8624, open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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- Freeroof inspection with photos
- CCC1327429Florida licensed
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Good to know
What to know.
- Nobody sleeps under it, so nobody looks
That is the whole reason these roofs get neglected, whether the building belongs to an association or to a family. A clubhouse and a hay barn have nothing in common architecturally and share exactly this problem. The fix is not technical: it is deciding to look on a schedule rather than when something forces it, and a first survey usually costs less than the emergency it prevents.
- Longer than expected, cheaper than feared
A first survey of a roof nobody has assessed in years typically produces a list that looks alarming and prices modestly, because almost everything on it is a detail rather than a failure: an upstand, a kerb, a blocked outlet, a run of terminations. All of those are cheap now and expensive after a few more seasons of being ignored. That gap is the entire argument for surveying before there is a problem.
- Open-sided structures fail from underneath
A covered stabling run or an open equipment store takes wind under the roof as well as over it, so uplift can move a whole covering rather than lifting pieces at an edge. It is a different failure from anything a house or a clubhouse experiences and it tends to arrive all at once. Those structures are assessed specifically rather than treated as smaller versions of an enclosed building.
- Priced per building, always
A property or a community with several structures should never be given one figure. Each building is measured, surveyed and priced on its own line so the work can be sequenced across seasons or budget years and so it is obvious which structure is driving the number. It also means a board or an owner can start with whichever roof is closest to causing a problem rather than doing everything at once.
How it works.
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Free roof inspection
We photograph what we find and hand you a written, line-item estimate.
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Written price
You see the price before anyone starts. No surprises on the invoice.
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Permit and install
We pull the permit, do the work and clean up every day.
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Inspection and warranty
County inspection passed, warranties registered, final walk with you.
Why Molsbee
Why Molsbee Roofing.
- Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
We stand behind the install for as long as you own the home.
- Florida licensed CCC1327429
Fully insured, every job permitted and inspected.
- 4.8 stars, 200+ Google reviews
Reputation built one Palm Beach County roof at a time.
- Family-owned since 1975
Three generations of Palm Beach County roofing.
Neighborhoods
Lake Worth west (Winston Trails) neighborhoods.
Where we work in and around town.
a handful of roofs in Lake Worth west (Winston Trails) since March 2026
Commercial work prices by the system and the square: a coating over a sound roof at the low end, a single-ply re-cover in the middle, a tear-off with new insulation at the top.
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Roofing questions
Frequently asked questions.
Who does clubhouse, barn and outbuilding roofing in west Lake Worth?
Molsbee Roofing. A family business since 1975, based in Lake Worth Beach, licensed CCC1327429 and Carlisle certified for TPO, working Palm Beach County from Jupiter to Boca Raton. We survey and re-cover clubhouses, gatehouses, maintenance and pool buildings, and barns, workshops and covered stabling throughout 33467. Each building is priced on its own line. The survey is free. Call 561-318-8624.
Our reserve study covers the homes but not the clubhouse. Is that unusual?
It is extremely common and it is the gap worth closing. The residential roofs have a schedule; the amenity buildings usually have an age and an assumption. A survey turns that into a mapped, photographed condition report that can sit alongside the reserve study, so the eventual re-cover is planned rather than decided in a hurry during a season when the building is in use.
The barn roof has not been looked at in years. Where do we start?
With a survey rather than a repair. Map it, photograph every upstand, penetration and outlet, and separate what cannot wait from what can be scheduled. On a neglected roof that list is usually longer than expected and cheaper than feared, because nearly everything on it is still a detail rather than a failure. Acting on it while that is true is what keeps it from becoming a structural conversation.
Do open-sided buildings need anything different?
Yes. Wind gets underneath as well as over the top, so the failure mode is uplift across a whole covering rather than pieces lifting at an edge, and the fixings and their spacing matter more than they would on an enclosed structure. They are also the buildings least likely to have been inspected recently, so a blow frequently finds fixings that were already at the end of their life.
Can everything be done in one go?
It can, and usually it should not be. Pricing each building separately lets the work be sequenced across seasons or budget years, starting with whichever roof is closest to causing a problem. That spreads the cost, keeps disruption to one structure at a time, and means nothing is done in a hurry because it was bundled with something genuinely urgent.
