Lantana / Hypoluxo / Manalapan · Palm Beach County, Jupiter to Boca RatonCommercial roofing in Lantana
Lantana's commercial roofs run along two lines and a shoreline. Dixie Highway and Federal Highway carry the plazas, auto and marine service businesses, small offices and restaurants that serve the town; Lantana Road and the blocks around the airport carry warehouses, contractors' yards, medical and office buildings and the big-box plaza near the interstate; and the Intracoastal carries the marinas, the waterfront restaurants near the bridge and the association buildings of Hypoluxo Island and Point Manalapan. Nearly all of it sits under flat or low-slope roofs in TPO, modified bitumen or older built-up systems installed in the same growth years and aging together. A flat roof does not shed water; it holds it, and a ponding spot, a split seam or a clogged drain becomes a tenant's ceiling stain before anyone sees a drip. Along the water, salt speeds all of it, corroding drains, scuppers, pitch pockets and edge metal long before the membrane wears out. The association buildings add boards, reserve studies, property managers, and for the older three-story-plus buildings the state's milestone-inspection requirements. Molsbee Roofing has been a family business since 1975, based a few minutes up Dixie in Lake Worth Beach and working Palm Beach County, Jupiter to Boca Raton, and Lantana's commercial roofs are ones we pass every day. We re-roof and repair plazas, offices, medical buildings, warehouses, marina buildings, churches and association buildings across the town in TPO, modified bitumen and silicone coating, with rebuilt drains, stainless edge metal along the water and tapered insulation where ponding has been the problem, and we handle the tile and metal on the community buildings that carry them. An owner, manager or board receives a written survey with photographs, a scope, a price and a staging plan that keeps tenants open and residents dry while the work happens overhead, permitted through the Town of Lantana. Tear-off and new membrane are staged so no section sits open overnight, and every phase is documented for the file. Free roof inspections for owners and associations, and a maintenance program for roofs that are not ready to be replaced. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 561-318-8624.
Free roof inspections. Open 24 hours, Monday to Sunday.