A beach town's roofs age faster. Ours is a coastline job.
Between the salt air east of Federal Highway and the mid-century housing stock west of it, Hollywood roofs have their own set of problems — and we work this coastline every week.
Hollywood's housing stock spans almost a century: 1950s and '60s ranch homes in Hollywood Hills and Boulevard Heights, Mediterranean tile in Hollywood Lakes, mid-century flat roofs near Young Circle, and condos and coastal homes taking direct salt spray on the beachside. Each of those roofs fails differently — corroded fasteners and flashing near the water, aged-out shingle and gravel systems inland — and each one gets a different, honest recommendation from us.
Every replacement we do in Hollywood is permitted through the City of Hollywood and built to the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone provisions of the Florida Building Code, with Miami-Dade NOA-approved materials. Wind-driven rain off the Atlantic is the real test here, so we're strict about underlayment, sealed decks, and edge metal — the parts of the roof you never see but that decide whether it leaks.
We've been family-owned since 2001, we run our own two crews with no subcontractors, and we put a written line-item estimate in your hands within 24 hours of the inspection. That's how our Google reviews stay at 5.0.
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Most single-family shingle replacements in Hollywood land in the $14,000–$28,000 range; tile and metal run higher depending on size and pitch, and beachside homes often need upgraded corrosion-resistant components. Your free written estimate breaks it all down line by line.
Yes — all of Broward County is HVHZ, the strictest wind code in the country. Every roof we build in Hollywood uses Miami-Dade NOA-approved systems and is permitted and inspected to that standard.
It does. Salt accelerates corrosion on fasteners, flashing, and exposed metal — we see it constantly east of Federal Highway. On coastal installs we spec corrosion-resistant components so the metal parts last as long as the roof.
Often, yes. A lot of Hollywood's mid-century homes have flat or low-slope sections, and if the deck is dry a targeted repair or re-coat can add years. We do both repairs and replacements, so you get the honest answer either way.
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