TPO & single-ply membranes
Energy-efficient, reflective low-slope systems for retail, office, warehouse, and apartment buildings.
Commercial & Multi-Family Roofing · Florida
Commercial Roofing for Property Managers, Boards, GCs & Owners
TPO, PVC and modified bitumen flat roofs, metal, and tile or shingle for multi-family communities — from a dual-licensed Florida roofing contractor that schedules around your tenants, documents every stage with photos, and puts one project manager on your job.
- 1,000+ Projects
- BBB A+ Rated
- FL Lic. CCC1333042
- COI on Request
Roof Systems
Commercial roof systems we install
Replacement, repair and restoration across low-slope and steep-slope buildings — matched to your building type, slope, budget, and how long you plan to hold the property.
Carlisle Sure-Flex™ KEE HP PVC
We install Carlisle Sure-Flex™ KEE HP, a heat-welded PVC single-ply membrane suited to rooftops that see grease, chemicals, A/C condensate, and intense sun.
Modified bitumen
Proven multi-ply systems for flat and low-slope decks, plus built-up (BUR) roofs. We install modified bitumen from several manufacturers and are a Polyglass Registered Contractor.
Metal & standing seam
Long-life, high-wind-rated panels for commercial structures and mansard or visible roof areas.
Tile & shingle for multi-family & HOA
Steep-slope systems that match association standards across townhomes, villas, and condos. Factory-certified for GAF, Atlas & Owens Corning shingles.
Coatings & roof restoration
Extend the life of a sound roof and defer full replacement where it makes financial sense. We install roof coatings from manufacturers including Polyglass.
Flat & low-slope repairs
Leak detection and membrane repairs that find the real source of the problem, not just the symptom.
Project Showcase
Commercial & multi-family work
A look at the commercial and multi-family systems we install.
Commercial systems gallery
Who We Work With
Built for the people who answer for the building
Commercial roofing isn’t one buyer — it’s managers, boards, builders and owners who each answer to someone else. We tailor scope, documentation, and scheduling to who you are.
Property managers
Minimal tenant disruption, clear updates you can forward, and documentation that supports your reporting to ownership.
HOA & condo boards
Community-wide re-roof planning, board-ready scopes, and aesthetics that hold the line on association standards. Read our board planning guide →
GCs & developers
An itemized roofing bid, one project manager as your point of contact, roofing permits handled, and certificates of insurance on request.
Brokers & owners
A documented, photo-backed look at the roof, with repair, restore, or replace options — and work scheduled around your hours so operations keep moving.
“Our condo association needed four roofs replaced, and Fred came highly recommended. From the start, his honesty and remarkable workmanship stood out. He worked closely with us, delivered exactly what he promised, and completed the project on schedule.”
— Hope A. · Google review
Occupied-Building Roofing
Tenants still work. Residents still sleep. Parking still flows.
We plan every commercial re-roof around your operations, stage the work in phases when needed, and keep the site clean and safe from start to finish.
How We Run Commercial Jobs
Managed, documented, and on one accountable team
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Scheduling around tenants
Phasing, off-hours staging, protecting occupied units and storefronts below, and keeping access and parking usable — with the schedule communicated in advance.
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Photo documentation
We document the existing roof, deck condition, drainage, and penetrations with photos, then keep documenting progress through closeout.
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One dedicated project manager
A single accountable contact on every job, coordinating crews, materials, and timeline — who answers the phone.
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Permits handled
Your project manager handles the roofing permit and the inspections, so your team isn’t chasing the building department.
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Certificates of insurance
Certificates of insurance are available on request for your management company, association, or GC.
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Warranty & closeout
Manufacturer and workmanship warranties, a clean site, and the documentation to back it all up.
Licensed & Credentialed
Dual-licensed in Florida
Two state licenses, manufacturer credentials, and a track record you can verify before you sign.
CCC1333042
Certified Roofing Contractor
Florida state-certified roofing license.
CRC1333797
Certified Residential Contractor
Florida state-certified residential contractor license.
Verify either license at myfloridalicense.com ↗
Polyglass Registered Contractor
Factory-certified GAF, Atlas & Owens Corning shingle installer
Tile Roofing Industry (TRI) Alliance member
BBB A+ rated
FAQ
Commercial Roofing FAQ
Can you re-roof an apartment community or condo association without displacing residents?
Yes. The vast majority of multi-family and HOA re-roofs are completed with residents in place. We phase the work building-by-building or section-by-section, protect occupied units and walkways below, keep access and parking usable, and communicate the schedule in advance so residents know what to expect each day.
Which commercial roofing system is right for our building?
It depends on your roof slope, building use, budget, and how long you plan to hold the property. Low-slope and flat commercial roofs are usually best served by TPO or PVC single-ply, modified bitumen, or built-up systems, while steep-slope multi-family and HOA buildings often use tile, shingle, or metal. We assess your existing roof and present the options that fit your goals — including coatings and restoration when a full replacement isn't yet necessary.
What kind of documentation do you provide for our board or ownership group?
We provide an itemized scope of work, inspection findings with photos, system and warranty options, and clear project timelines — the kind of board-ready and owner-ready documentation that makes approval decisions easier. Your dedicated project manager keeps that communication current through the entire job.
Who handles permits and inspections?
We do. Your dedicated project manager pulls the roofing permit, schedules the required inspections, and keeps you updated as each one is passed, so your team isn't chasing the building department.
Can you provide a certificate of insurance before we sign?
Yes. Certificates of insurance are available on request. Let us know who should be listed as the certificate holder when you request your bid and we'll get it to you.
What do you need from us to put together a bid?
The property address, the type of property, a rough idea of roof size or number of buildings, and your timeline. From there we schedule a site assessment, document the existing roof with photos, and deliver an itemized scope and bid with system options.
Planning ahead? Read our commercial & multifamily roofing guide and our HOA & condo re-roofing guide.
Request a Bid / Site Assessment
Get an itemized bid for your building
Send us the basics and your project manager will reach out to schedule a site assessment. You’ll get documented findings with photos and an itemized scope with system and warranty options.
- Property managers, boards, GCs, brokers & owners — one form for all of you.
- Certificates of insurance available on request.
- Dual-licensed — CCC1333042 & CRC1333797.
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