Full roof replacement, storm damage repair, and flat roof systems. Florida high-wind code compliant, permitted, and backed by a licensed general contractor who manages every trade under one contract.
Our Roofing Work
How it works
One licensed GC manages everything — permit, material delivery, crew, inspection, and cleanup. No chasing the roofer for an inspection certificate.
Fill out the form or call us. We ask about roof age, material, signs of leaks or damage, insurance situation, and whether you've had other quotes.
We get on the roof. Written quote within 48 hours — material type, square footage, deck repair allowance, permit cost, and timeline. No vague estimates.
Permit pulled, materials delivered, crew on-site. Dariceli manages the job — decking inspection, starter course, field nailing pattern, flashing, ridge cap, and final cleanup.
County inspector signs off on the nailing pattern before it's covered. Your permit is on record, your insurance is protected, and you have a certificate of completion in hand.
What we do in Palm Beach County
Asphalt shingles, metal roofing, flat TPO/EPDM systems, and storm damage repair. All work is Florida Building Code compliant and permitted. One contractor manages everything.
Complete tear-off and replacement with Florida high-wind rated materials. We handle the permit, the inspection, and the dumpster. Asphalt shingles, metal panels, or tile — specified by product name in your written scope.
Partial repairs after storm events, blown-off sections, leak investigation and source repair, flashing replacement, and ridge cap repairs. We document the damage for insurance claims and can work with your adjuster's scope. No inflated supplements for work we don't do.
TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen for low-slope applications — flat additions, garage roofs, covered patios, and commercial-grade flat sections on residential properties. Proper drainage slope engineered in. All work backed by manufacturer and labor warranties.
Honest pricing
Roofing prices in South Florida are driven by material cost (shingle vs. metal vs. tile), roof pitch, square footage, deck condition, and permit fees. These ranges reflect real projects. We'll tell you exactly where your roof lands before you sign.
Partial replacement, storm damage repair, or re-roofing a section. Ideal when the rest of the roof has years of life remaining and a full replacement isn't warranted.
Full tear-off, deck inspection and repair, new underlayment, Florida high-wind rated shingles or metal panels, new flashing, ridge cap, and permit. The most common scope in Palm Beach County.
Standing seam metal roofing, concrete tile, or large residential footprints over 3,500 sq ft. Includes all premium underlayments, hurricane straps where required, and extended manufacturer warranties.
Palm Beach County · What homeowners need to know
Florida's building code is among the strictest in the country for roofing — written in response to hurricanes Andrew, Irma, and Ian. What passes code in Georgia will fail inspection in Palm Beach County.
Palm Beach County sits in a high-wind zone. Roofing requires materials rated for minimum 150 mph wind speed, specific nail patterns (4 nails per shingle minimum for 3-tab; 6 nails for architectural shingles in high-wind exposures), and a sealed roof deck. These aren't options — they're code requirements. Work that doesn't meet them fails inspection.
A roofing permit is required for any re-roofing in Palm Beach County — not optional. An inspector must view the nailing pattern before it's covered. Without a permit, you cannot sell your home without disclosing the unpermitted work, and your homeowner's insurance may not pay a claim. We pull and close the permit on every project.
We document storm damage clearly, photograph the affected areas before and during demo, and can work alongside your insurance adjuster's scope. We don't inflate the supplement with line items the adjuster never approved, and we don't start work on a claim until the scope is in writing. That's how you avoid the nightmare stories.
South Florida's humidity accelerates wood deck rot, especially around penetrations and at eaves. We inspect the deck before the quote and include a realistic allowance for deck board replacement. Low estimates that don't include any deck repair allowance are just moving the surprise to invoice day. We tell you what to expect before you sign.
Florida code requires a sealed roof deck system — either peel-and-stick self-adhered underlayment or a combination with mechanically fastened synthetic underlayment — that provides a secondary water barrier. This is not the cheap felt paper used in most of the country. Material and labor cost is built into our quote because it's code, not an upsell.
Dariceli manages roofing projects directly — not a subcontractor referral network. Materials sourced at developer pricing, one crew, one permit, one point of contact. If something goes wrong during the project, you call one number. That's the licensed GC model — not the referral model so many "roofing companies" use.
We have been pulling roofing permits in Palm Beach County since 2019. Here is what shapes every project in this county.
Palm Beach County homeowners are increasingly facing insurance non-renewals for older roofs — Citizens Property Insurance and most private carriers now require inspections for roofs older than 15 years and may decline to renew if significant wear is found. A new roof, properly permitted with a Florida Certification Form completed at close-out, is often the document an insurer needs to reinstate or lower your premium.
We've seen the aftermath of unpermitted roofing work come up on title searches when homeowners try to sell — and the cost to retroactively permit or redo the work is always higher than doing it right the first time. The licensed GC permit process isn't paperwork overhead, it's the protection that ensures your roof investment is documented, inspected, and insurable.
Palm Beach County-specific guidance on roof age, insurance, and permits — from the contractor who pulls the permits here.
From Jupiter to Boca Raton — Palm Beach County is our primary market and where we've built our reputation since 2019.
Verified reviews from roofing projects across our home market.
"The permit was pulled, the inspector came out and checked the nailing, and D&Co closed the permit before final payment. Every other quote I got didn't even mention the permit process. That alone told me who to hire."
"After Hurricane Ian took off part of our tile roof, D&Co documented everything, worked directly with our adjuster, and handled the replacement. No inflated supplement nonsense. What they quoted is what we paid. Roof looks perfect."
"Metal roof, 3,200 sq ft home in Jupiter. D&Co finished in 4 days, cleaned up every nail on the ground, and gave us the Florida Certification paperwork that got us a 28% reduction on our Citizens premium. Worth every cent."
Common questions
Especially about permits, insurance, material choices, and what Florida code actually requires — versus what some contractors claim it requires.
A full roof replacement in Palm Beach County ranges from $15,000 for a smaller home with architectural shingles to $65,000+ for a large home with standing seam metal or concrete tile. The biggest variables are roof size (square footage), pitch, material selection, and deck condition. We inspect the roof before quoting and include a realistic deck repair allowance — not zero — in the written scope.
Yes — always. All re-roofing in Palm Beach County requires a building permit, and a county inspector must view the nailing pattern before the roof is completed. Without a permit, your homeowner's insurance may not cover a claim, and you must disclose the unpermitted work when you sell. We pull and close every permit as part of the standard scope. It's not optional.
Architectural asphalt shingles offer the best value — Florida high-wind rated, 25–30 year lifespan, and widely accepted by insurers. Standing seam metal is the most durable option (40–50 years), provides the best insurance premium discounts, and handles South Florida weather best. Concrete tile is popular in Boca Raton and Palm Beach Gardens communities and fits HOA requirements. We help you choose based on budget, HOA requirements, and insurance situation — not commission.
We document the damage with photos before any demo, provide a written scope that matches the claim line by line, and can meet with your adjuster on-site. We don't submit inflated supplements for work that wasn't in the original approved scope, and we don't start insurance work without a written authorization. If the adjuster's scope needs revision, we negotiate with documentation — not pressure tactics.
A full shingle replacement on a typical Palm Beach County home (2,000–3,000 sq ft) typically takes 1–3 days for the physical work. Add 1–2 weeks for permit processing before we can start, and 3–5 days for the final inspection after completion. We provide a full project timeline in writing so you know exactly what to expect — including the inspection window.
Likely yes — especially for metal roofing. Citizens Property Insurance and most private carriers offer significant discounts for roofs with high wind-resistance ratings. We provide a Florida Certification Form at project close-out documenting the roof system, wind rating, and installation method — the form your insurer needs to apply any discount. Some clients have seen premium reductions of 15–30% after a new metal roof.
Yes. D&Co holds Florida Certified General Contractor license CGC1531095, which includes roofing work under the General Contractor scope. All roofing work is performed under a GC permit with inspection. We carry full general liability insurance and workers' compensation on every project. Verify at the Florida DBPR website.
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