Roof systems
Materials chosen around the building — not the other way around.
Available systems on a specific project are confirmed during the evaluation. Below is an overview of the categories we work with.
Asphalt Shingle Roofing
A familiar residential appearance with a wide range of colors and dimensional profiles.
- Applications
- Common on sloped residential roofs across the Palm Beach County market.
- Detailing
- Correct underlayment, starter courses, and flashing details are critical to long-term performance in coastal conditions.
Tile Roofing
A distinctive Florida roofline, available in a range of profiles and finishes.
- Applications
- Common on residential and light-commercial properties with structures rated for tile loading.
- Detailing
- The performance of a tile roof is largely a function of the underlayment and flashing details beneath the tile.
Standing-Seam Metal Roofing
Clean vertical lines, concealed fasteners, and a deliberate architectural presence.
- Applications
- Used on residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects with slopes suited to metal.
- Detailing
- Panel formation, clip spacing, and flashing details define the finished quality.
Flat and Low-Slope Roofing
Continuous membrane surfaces suited to buildings with minimal roof slope.
- Applications
- Common on commercial, multifamily, and modern residential structures.
- Detailing
- Correct flashing at penetrations and edges is essential to membrane performance.
TPO Roofing
A single-ply thermoplastic membrane commonly used on commercial low-slope roofs.
- Applications
- Frequently applied to commercial and light-industrial buildings.
- Detailing
- Seam welding, termination bars, and flashings define installed quality.
Modified Bitumen
Multi-ply bitumen-based membrane, typically finished with a granular or cap-sheet surface.
- Applications
- Common on low-slope residential and commercial roofs.
- Detailing
- Correctly executed laps, flashings, and terminations drive performance.
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