Roofing an association building is different from roofing a house. There's a board to approve the work, a manager to coordinate with, residents to keep informed, and often a reserve budget and inspection report behind the decision. We make that process easier.
What boards and managers get from us
- Line-item proposals that are easy to compare side by side with other bids.
- Photo reports of existing conditions that you can share with the board.
- Insurance certificates naming the association, on request.
- Phased schedules so residents know which building and which days.
- Safe, clean job sites: protected walkways, daily clean-up and magnetic nail sweeps.
Inspections, reserves and recertification
Older condo and multifamily buildings in South Florida face recertification and milestone inspection requirements, and associations are expected to plan reserves for major components like the roof. An up-to-date roof condition report with photos helps the board plan and budget with real information. We can inspect and document your roofs and give you a realistic remaining-life estimate.
Roof types we handle for associations
TPO and modified bitumen flat roofs, concrete tile and standing seam metal, restoration coatings and maintenance plans.
Condo & HOA Roofing FAQ
Will you present to our board?
Yes. We can walk the board or manager through the proposal, the photos and the options.
Can residents stay home during the work?
Yes. We phase the work, keep access routes safe and dry the roof in every day.
Can you give us a roof condition report for reserve planning?
Yes. We inspect, photograph and document each roof with an estimate of remaining life and budget ranges for repair or replacement.
Where we work
Doral · Medley · Hialeah · Miami Gardens · Miami · Miami Beach · Sunny Isles Beach · Aventura · Fort Lauderdale · Pompano Beach · Hollywood · Pembroke Pines · Miramar · Davie · Sunrise · Coral Springs · and every city in Miami-Dade and Broward