Commercial Roofing Services for Businesses and Communities
Commercial Roofing Industries provides commercial roof repair for business owners and condo boards in Hollywood, FL, including Hollywood Beach. A small leak over a storefront or a soft spot on a condo roof rarely stays small here. Once water gets under the roof surface, it can soak the insulation and rot the deck long before a ceiling stain shows up inside.
Many commercial roof leaks in Hollywood trace back to a few common problems. Flat roofs develop blisters and open seams after years of sun. Drains and scuppers, openings that drain water off the roof edge, clog with leaves and sand, so water backs up after a heavy rain. High winds can peel back roof edges and loosen flashing, the metal strips that seal roof joints and edges, around rooftop equipment. We track down the source of the leak first, because patching the spot above a ceiling stain rarely fixes the real problem.
Our crews repair TPO, modified bitumen, and built-up roofing, layers of asphalt and felt, often called BUR, along with the metal and tile roofs found on many local communities. HOA roof repair calls for extra planning because work often happens above occupied units and pool decks. Before any commercial roof repair begins on a community property, we protect walkways and entrances and give the board a clear schedule. Has your roof gone a storm season without a checkup? Schedule a roof inspection, and we’ll show you exactly what we find.
Planning and Completing Long-Term Roofing Projects
Sometimes repairs stop paying off. When water keeps pooling in the same spots, or wet insulation has spread across large sections, commercial roof replacement is often the better use of your budget. During an inspection, we check the waterproof top membrane, flashing, drains, and deck, then tell you plainly whether a repair or a full reroof makes more sense.
Broward County falls inside Florida’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, which carries some of the strictest wind requirements in the state building code. Every commercial roof installation we complete is permitted and built to meet them. For building owners, this pays off at renewal time. Insurance carriers look closely at roof age and condition, and a permitted, code-compliant roof is much easier to document when a storm claim comes up. Permits also leave a record that future buyers and inspectors can check.
A replacement starts with staging materials and covering the areas below, like entrances and parking spaces. After removing the old roof, we inspect the deck and replace any rotted sections before adding new layers. Rooftop A/C units get special attention, since they often need to be lifted and reset around the new roof. The job wraps up with a walkthrough and full cleanup.
For a full reroof or a new commercial roof installation, our crews work with TPO, modified bitumen, hot asphalt built-up roofing, standing seam metal, and tile, using products from GAF, Carlisle, Johns Manville, CertainTeed, and Polyglass. Condo boards can also lean on us to time a replacement around reserve funds and upcoming inspection deadlines. Request a quote, and we’ll map out a plan for your building.
Protecting Commercial Roofing Systems From Weather and Moisture
An aging roof doesn’t always have to come off. If the deck and insulation are still dry, commercial roof sealing can add years of service for much less than a new roof. We apply liquid coatings, including silicone, over existing flat roofs to form one continuous layer over seams and worn areas. Many owners pair sealing with routine roof maintenance, so small cracks get handled before they turn into leaks.
Silicone holds up well where rainwater sits for days, a common problem on older low-slope roofs in Hollywood. A bright white coating also reflects sunlight, which can cool the roof surface and ease the load on your A/C.
Closer to the beach, salt air eats away at metal flashing and fasteners. Our crews check those details during every sealing job, since a failed flashing joint is where many leaks begin. Ask us if your roof is a good fit for a coating.
Commercial Roofing Services in Hollywood, FL, Including Hollywood Beach, FLWhy Businesses and HOAs Choose Commercial Roofing Industries
Commercial Roofing Industries holds a Florida certified roofing contractor license (CCC 1331823) and a certified general contractor license (CGC 1528358). Those licenses let us pull permits for your project, and you can verify them on the state’s licensing website in a minute. Hiring an unlicensed roofer can lead to failed inspections and trouble with insurance claims.
Our two leaders bring about 70 years of combined experience. Ed Murton has worked in South Florida roofing since the 1980s. Kelly O’Brien has spent more than 30 years in commercial construction and roofing, finishing hundreds of jobs and working closely with condo boards and property managers. That background shows in HOA roof repair and replacement projects, where board approvals and resident notices matter as much as the roofing itself.
Hollywood property owners also choose us for these reasons:
Set up a consultation, and we’ll talk through what your property needs.
Serving Local Commercial Properties and HOA Communities
Hollywood’s commercial roofs range from shopping plazas along Hollywood Boulevard and Federal Highway to oceanfront condo towers on Hollywood Beach. Buildings near the beach deal with salt spray and strong wind off the water, while inland plazas often battle ponding on large, flat roofs. Many condo and HOA communities across the city were built decades ago, and their roofs now face insurance reviews and inspection deadlines. We serve properties throughout Hollywood, along with nearby Dania Beach, Hallandale Beach, Pembroke Pines, Miramar, and the surrounding areas.
Hollywood sits in southern Broward County, about 20 miles north of Miami and a short drive south of Fort Lauderdale. The Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport sits just beyond the city’s northern edge. Developer Joseph W. Young founded the city in the 1920s, and today it’s home to more than 150,000 people. On the barrier island between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic, the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk runs about 2.5 miles along the sand. Inland, ArtsPark at Young Circle hosts concerts and festivals, and the Anne Kolb Nature Center at West Lake Park protects a large stretch of mangroves. Between ocean air and hurricane season, local roofs stay under steady pressure all year. When yours needs attention, contact Commercial Roofing Industries to book an inspection.
