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    Molsbee Roofing
    Wellington · Palm Beach County, Jupiter to Boca Raton

    Tile roof replacement in Wellington

    Wellington is a planned community, and its tile roofs show it. The neighborhoods that make up the Landings, Meadow Wood, Binks Forest and the Wellington Aero Club, along with Greenview Cove, Pinewood, Paddock Park and Olympia, were each built in a burst by a handful of builders using a handful of concrete tile profiles and colors, and the architectural committees have kept them that way. That is good news for a re-roof: matching the look is straightforward. It also means whole streets reach the same age at the same time, and in Wellington that age has arrived for a lot of roofs. The tile itself usually has plenty of life left. What wears out is the underlayment beneath it, the layer that actually keeps water out, cooked by decades of attic heat until it goes brittle at the laps and around every pipe and vent. When that happens a roof that looks perfect from the bridle path starts staining ceilings with not a single broken tile in sight, and it tends to happen to the neighbors in the same season. Wellington has no salt air to worry about, which is one thing fewer than the coast, but it has more roof per house than most towns, long runs over wide floor plans, and in the Equestrian Club and along the Aero Club taxiways some of the largest residential roofs in the county. We are Molsbee Roofing, a family-run company since 1975, based in Lake Worth Beach and working across Palm Beach County, Jupiter to Boca Raton, and Wellington is a short drive west for us. A tile re-roof here with us runs the same way every time: the association submittal first, because nearly every Wellington community has a say on profile and color, then the permit through the Village of Wellington, then tear-off, deck inspection and repair, new self-adhered underlayment, and new concrete or clay tile set to Florida wind code, with the Village inspecting at dry-in and final. Free roof inspections: a roofer walks the roof, lifts tile where it matters, photographs the underlayment and the deck, and puts the whole scope and price in writing. Financing options are available and we explain them at the inspection. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 561-318-8624.

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    Neighborhoods we work in

    • Olympia
    • Paddock Park
    • Meadow Wood of the Landings at Wellington
    • Wellington Aero Club of the Landings
    • Binks Forest of the Landings at Wellington
    • Greenview Cove of Wellington
    • Equestrian Club
    • Pinewood of Wellington

    ZIP 33414

    Our work here

    about a dozen roofs in Wellington since March 2026

    What it costs

    Tile is the top end of what a full roof costs in Palm Beach County: heavy material, slower work, and the underlayment beneath it carries much of the price. We measure and write the number down.

    Matching the community: profile, color and the HOA submittal

    Olympia, Binks Forest, Meadow Wood, Greenview Cove, Pinewood and the rest of Wellington's associations specify tile profile and color, and some keep an approved-manufacturer list. A re-roof that ignores that gets stopped. We pull the community's standards before the inspection, bring samples that match them, and prepare the architectural submittal with you before any permit is filed. It is usually the longest step in a Wellington re-roof, so we start it first.

    Why a Wellington tile roof leaks with no broken tile

    Tile sheds most of the rain; the underlayment under it stops the rest. After enough summers the old felt or peel-and-stick cracks at the laps and around every pipe and vent, and water finds the ceiling with every tile intact. Because Wellington's neighborhoods were built in bursts, that happens to whole streets in the same few years. A real re-roof strips to the wood, replaces any rot, and lays new self-adhered underlayment before tile goes back. We photograph the bare deck so you see what you paid for.

    Village of Wellington permits and inspections

    Every tile re-roof inside village limits is permitted through the Village of Wellington building department and inspected at the dry-in and final stages, on top of the association approval. We handle the sequence: association approval, permit, tear-off, dry-in inspection, tile, final inspection. Large roofs in the Equestrian Club and the Aero Club are staged so no section sits open overnight. The schedule you receive in writing already includes those steps, so it is one we can keep.

    What moves the price of a Wellington tile roof

    Tile is the upper end of what a full roof costs, and the spread inside that band is wide. Roof size and pitch matter more in Wellington than most towns because the homes are big; concrete versus clay, how many layers come off, how much deck needs replacing, and how many hips, valleys and skylights need flashing move it further. We measure, photograph and write every line down before you decide. Financing options are available if you want to ask at the inspection.

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