Palm Beach (the island) · Palm Beach County, Jupiter to Boca RatonCommercial roofing in Palm Beach
On Ibis Isle Road in Palm Beach, a small island community on the Intracoastal, Molsbee re-roofed three neighboring condominium buildings back to back: Villa Tambour, Villa Rideau and Villa Lac-Beau. When one association is happy with the work, the building next door notices, and three boards on one street chose the same contractor. That is the reference we are proudest of, and it is a fair picture of what commercial roofing on the island of Palm Beach actually is. It is mostly association work: the condominium buildings along South Ocean Boulevard and the lagoon-side streets, the co-ops near Royal Park and Poinciana Park, the club and hotel properties, the shops and offices of Worth Avenue and South County Road, and a scattering of churches and institutional buildings. Almost all of it sits under flat or low-slope roofs, and almost all of it sits in salt air from two directions. Waterfront flat roofs are the hardest test in commercial roofing: standing water after summer storms, salt working on every drain, scupper and piece of edge metal, and buildings full of residents who need to stay dry while the work happens overhead. Add the Town of Palm Beach, which reviews and permits every roof, and for the older three-story-plus buildings the state's milestone-inspection and reserve requirements, and the job is as much documentation as roofing. Molsbee Roofing has been a family business since 1975, based in Lake Worth Beach and working Palm Beach County, Jupiter to Boca Raton. On Ibis Isle the work was staged section by section: tear-off, deck inspection and new membrane installed the day a section was opened, so nothing sat exposed overnight, with photo records, permit paperwork through the Town and one point of contact for each board from first inspection to final sign-off. That is how we run every association and commercial roof in 33480, in TPO, modified bitumen and silicone coating on the flat roofs, tile and copper or aluminum standing seam on the buildings that carry them, with copper and stainless at every edge and drain because salt finds anything less. Free roof inspections for boards, managers and owners, 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.
