Old Florida charm, old Florida roofs.
Lake Worth Beach has one of the best-preserved historic downtowns on this coast — and some of the oldest housing stock in Palm Beach County sitting under roofs that need real attention.
The historic districts around downtown Lake Worth Beach — College Park, Parrot Cove, South Palm Park — are full of 1920s–'40s cottages and bungalows, many with low-slope and flat-roof sections that the rest of South Florida rarely sees. Registered historic homes come with aesthetic requirements for materials and colors, and we coordinate those approvals as part of the job instead of leaving you to fight the paperwork alone.
West of town the story changes: mid-century homes around Lake Osborne Heights, and the Palm Springs and Greenacres neighborhoods, carry aging shingle and tile that Palm Beach County sun has been working on for decades. Flat and low-slope work is a bigger share of our jobs here than almost anywhere else we serve — older bungalow additions, Florida rooms, and porches where ponding water finds every weak seam.
Depending on your address, permits run through the City of Lake Worth Beach, Palm Springs, Greenacres, or Palm Beach County — we sort that out and handle it in-house, and every install meets the Florida Building Code's high-wind requirements. Family-owned since 2001, our own two crews, licensed and insured, and a free written estimate within 24 hours.
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Yes — the historic districts have specific requirements for roofing materials and colors, and we coordinate those approvals for you. Matching a 1920s cottage's character while meeting today's code is exactly the kind of work we like.
Shingle re-roofs typically run $11,000–$22,000, tile replacements $15,000–$38,000, and flat-roof sections are priced by size and system. Your free written estimate itemizes everything within 24 hours.
Yes — flat and low-slope systems on older Lake Worth homes are a specialty of the area for us. We repair, re-cover, or replace depending on what the deck honestly needs, and we'll show you photos of why.
It depends: City of Lake Worth Beach inside city limits, Palm Springs or Greenacres in those villages, and Palm Beach County for unincorporated areas. We figure it out from your address and pull the right permit — it's included.
Get your free Lake Worth roofing estimate.
Tell us what's going on and we'll come take a look — then put a real number in writing within 24 hours.