Wellington, FL 33414
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Molsbee Roofing repairs and replaces commercial roofs in Wellington, FL, from shops and offices along Forest Hill Boulevard and State Road 7 to barn and hangar roofs in the Equestrian Preserve and the Aero Club. We start with a free roof inspection, then give the owner, manager or board a written scope with photographs, the price and a plan for keeping the property working while we are on the roof.
Wellington is inland, so salt is not the problem here; wind is, and the village sits in the 160 mph wind band and the wind-borne debris region. Family-owned since 1975 and licensed as Florida Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1327429, we work from our shop in Lake Worth Beach, and a person answers (561) 318-8624 24 hours a day.
Most commercial roofs along Forest Hill Boulevard and State Road 7 are flat or low-slope, over a business that has to stay open. We agree the roof areas, delivery times and ground space with the owner, then phase the work so one section is open at a time and closed before we leave it.
The written scope sets that sequence down, including who tells tenants when weather changes the plan.
On a horse property in the Equestrian Preserve, or a hangar in the Aero Club, the roof is usually metal panels. They leak where fasteners have backed out, seams and trim have opened, or rust has started where panels overlap.
Each building gets its own photographs and its own priced lines, so the owner can approve them one by one, and we plan the visit around the animals, riders and trailers.
A recover lays a new membrane over the existing roof, and it holds only when the layers beneath are dry and firmly attached. We take test cuts and check for trapped moisture before offering it, because wet insulation sealed under a new membrane keeps the old problem alive.
Where both routes are sound, the written scope prices the recover and the full tear-off side by side.
Commercial roofing permits go to the Village of Wellington's Building Division through ProjectDox, with fees, inspections and status on Citizen Self Service. The village publishes its own plan review time-frame chart, so the schedule comes from that chart, not from us.
Where an association or architectural committee governs the property, its approval comes before the filing, and we prepare both.
For work in Wellington, confirm requirements with the building department responsible for the property and complete any required historic or HOA review before ordering materials or beginning work.
Wellington's Building Division at 12300 Forest Hill Boulevard takes plans on ProjectDox and handles fees, inspections and status on Citizen Self Service. The office is open weekdays 7 to 4, inspections run 7 to 3:30, and after-hours inspections are available on request. The village publishes its own plan review time-frame chart, so the schedule comes from that chart, not from us.
About 9,000 acres sit in the Equestrian Preserve under the 2001 Equestrian Overlay Zoning District, where a parcel often carries a house and barns, so one property can mean several roofs on one permit set.
Wellington is inland in the 160 mph wind band and the wind-borne debris region. The code's secondary water barrier provisions come into play on a re-roof, and we specify a self-adhered barrier across the deck.
After the most recent major rain water began to drip from our ceiling. Preparing for the worst we called Molsbee roofing after seeing their crews replace a large house nearby. They actually had a crew here the next day, found a spot that needed repair, and fixed it before it got worse.Read on Google
Molsbee Roofing completed a roof replacement for our 42 unit townhouse community. They are an established, professional, detail oriented, company who honors their word. From start to finish and in the warranty period, Molsbee was/is responsive, reliable, and trustworthy.Read on Google
We signed or completed about a dozen roofing jobs with a Wellington address over the last twelve months.
All service areas ↗Molsbee Roofing, a family roofing company since 1975, licensed as Florida Certified Roofing Contractor CCC1327429. We repair and replace flat, TPO, modified bitumen, tile and metal roofs on commercial buildings across the village, from our shop in Lake Worth Beach.
Every job starts with a free inspection and a written scope with photographs.
It is priced from an inspection of your building, and the owner gets the figure in writing. The roof area, the layers to remove, wet insulation under the membrane, the drains, rooftop equipment and the wind band all move it.
We show those items separately, with photographs, before the owner approves any scope.
It can. Florida's rule looks at how much of a roof system or section is repaired, replaced or recovered within 12 months: past a quarter, the covering across that whole system or section must be replaced or recovered to current code.
If the system or section was built, repaired or replaced under the 2007 Florida Building Code or a later edition, only the part being worked on has to meet current code. We measure the affected area during the inspection, so the scope says which case applies.
Where the membrane meets something: a drain, a pipe curb, a rooftop unit or a parapet wall. Water that ponds near a blocked outlet works at every seam around it.
On metal barn and hangar roofs it is the fasteners, seams and trim. We survey the drainage and every penetration, not only the field of the roof, and photograph each finding.
Check that it names the work: the removal, the insulation and membrane by product, the drainage work, the edge metal, the permit and the manufacturer warranties on the materials, in writing, with photographs of the conditions it prices. Be wary of a recover offered without test cuts.
The state licence number belongs on the proposal; ours is CCC1327429, and we are rated 4.8 across 200+ Google reviews.
