Metal roof replacement in North Palm Beach

Metal roofing in North Palm Beach splits the village in two. On the canal streets of Old Port Village, Juno Isles, Hidden Key, Hidden Key North and Captains Key, where the Lake Worth Lagoon is at the back door, the argument for standing seam is corrosion: the hidden galvanized metal under a tile roof rusts to lace in lagoon air, while an aluminum standing-seam roof on stainless clips has nothing hidden to lose, sheds a squall instantly, holds in the wind off the water and runs cooler over the attic. Inland toward Prosperity Farms Road, in North Palm Beach Village and Palm Beach Lake Worth Estates, the argument is simpler, replace the roof once, and coated steel serves well where the salt does not reach. The Country Club neighborhoods and several associations have architectural standards, and some still expect tile on a primary roof; we check before we quote so nobody holds a proposal the committee will refuse. Molsbee Roofing has been a family business since 1975, based in Lake Worth Beach and working Palm Beach County, Jupiter to Boca Raton, and North Palm Beach is a straight run up US-1. Where metal is permitted, the job begins under the panels: old roof off, plywood inspected and repaired, a high-temperature self-adhered underlayment rolled over everything, then panels formed to the length of each roof plane and fixed on concealed clips so no screw is exposed across the field to back out or weep. On the canals the panels are aluminum, the clips and fasteners stainless, the eave and rake edges hemmed and sealed, and every flashing at a wall, chimney or skylight the same metal as the roof. The Village of North Palm Beach permits the work and inspects at dry-in and final. Free roof inspections: a roofer measures, photographs the deck, and writes standing seam, 5V, tile and shingle side by side for your own house. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 561-318-8624.

Free roof inspections. Open 24 hours, Monday to Sunday.