Boca Raton is a different roofing market from the rest of our Broward service area, and not just because it's in Palm Beach County. Boca's housing skews upscale and tile-heavy — sweeping barrel-tile roofs in country-club communities like Boca West and Woodfield, Mizner-era architecture downtown, and oceanfront condos along A1A that take the full force of coastal wind and salt.
Two things drive our Boca work: the code line and the appearance standards. Because Boca is outside the HVHZ, permitting runs through the City of Boca Raton (or Palm Beach County) under the Florida Building Code's wind-borne-debris rules rather than Broward's HVHZ — and the area's many gated, deed-restricted communities tightly control tile profile and color. We know both.
Boca Raton neighborhoods we serve
Boca West
Massive country-club community — predominantly barrel-tile roofs with strict HOA appearance standards.
Woodfield Country Club
Upscale gated homes where premium tile and metal roofs and color-matching are the norm.
Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club
High-value waterfront estates with large, complex tile and metal rooflines and coastal exposure.
Downtown / Mizner Park
Mediterranean-revival architecture and mixed-use buildings — tile and low-slope systems.
East Boca / Coastal (A1A)
Oceanfront condos and homes facing maximum salt air and onshore wind — flat and high-wind roofs.
Century Village Boca Raton
Large 55+ community where flat / low-slope (TPO & modified-bitumen) roofing dominates.
Serving ZIP codes 33428, 33431, 33432, 33433, 33434, 33486, 33487, 33496.
What roofing in Boca Raton involves
- ✓Palm Beach County / City of Boca Raton permitting — outside Broward's HVHZ but a high-wind, wind-borne-debris region.
- ✓Roofs built with Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade NOA materials to the FBC's wind requirements.
- ✓Strict country-club and deed-restricted HOA rules on tile profile and color.
- ✓Coastal salt-air exposure on east Boca calls for corrosion-resistant fasteners and high-wind systems.