Roofing Services for Commercial and Association Properties
Commercial Roofing Industries offers commercial roof repair and HOA roof repair in the Las Olas area and along Fort Lauderdale Beach, FL. Our main office is here in Fort Lauderdale, so a restaurant on the boulevard or a condo on A1A is a short drive for our crews. Being close matters most right after a storm, when water may already be coming through a ceiling.
Buildings this close to the ocean wear out in specific ways. Salt air rusts fasteners and metal flashing, thin metal pieces that cover roof edges and joints, while wind off the water works at loose seams. Left alone, a rusted flashing joint can turn into a leak inside a condo unit or storefront. For HOA roof repair on condo buildings, we plan the work around residents and keep the board updated from start to finish. Schedule a roof inspection, and we’ll show you where your roof stands.
Solutions for New and Existing Roofing Systems
Some roofs near the beach have reached the end of their service life. Signs include water that stays on the roof long after a storm and leaks that keep returning in new spots. When the membrane, the waterproof top layer, is cracked across wide areas and the insulation underneath holds water, commercial roof replacement costs less over time than chasing one leak after another. We’ll show you what we found and explain the choice in plain terms. For condo associations, replacement timing often ties into milestone inspections, state-required structural checks for older condo buildings, and reserve study findings, and we help boards plan around those deadlines.
New construction and full reroofs call for a different kind of planning. Every commercial roof installation we complete in Fort Lauderdale is permitted and built to the Florida Building Code’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone standards, which cover Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Those rules control how the roof is fastened down so it can hold on through hurricane-force gusts. For flat and low-slope roofs, we install TPO, a heat-reflecting single-ply sheet, modified bitumen, and hot asphalt built-up roofing. Tile and standing seam metal are options for sloped roofs on smaller commercial buildings and clubhouses. We source these systems from manufacturers such as GAF, Carlisle, CertainTeed, Johns Manville, and Polyglass.
Work on Las Olas Boulevard means tight sidewalks and very little room for a dumpster or a crane. We plan staging and deliveries ahead of time so the shops and restaurants below can stay open. Request a quote for your new roof or reroof project.
Helping Defend Roof Systems Against Coastal Conditions
Commercial roof sealing gives an older flat roof a second line of defense. Near the beach, we pay extra attention to rusted fasteners and flashing around rooftop equipment before the coating goes on. After cleaning the surface and fixing small problems, we apply a liquid coating, such as silicone, that cures into a single waterproof layer. Once in place, that layer takes the hit from salt spray and wind-driven rain, so the roof beneath it lasts longer.
Fort Lauderdale also gets heavy summer downpours, and rain that sits on a flat roof slowly works its way into weak spots. Silicone coatings resist that standing water well. A white finish reflects sunlight too, which helps keep top floors cooler during the hottest months.
A coating is only a good idea when the roof is still dry inside. If we find trapped moisture, we’ll recommend repairs or replacement instead. Contact us to check whether your roof is a candidate for sealing.
Commercial Roofing Services in Las Olas & Fort Lauderdale Beach, FLWhy Businesses, HOAs, and Property Managers Choose Us
Every roofer claims to be qualified. We’d rather show you. Commercial Roofing Industries holds a Florida-certified roofing contractor license, CCC 1331823, and a certified general contractor license, CGC 1528358, and both are public record. For a business owner or condo board, that means the company on your roof can legally pull permits and answer to the state for its work.
Ed Murton started in South Florida roofing in the 1980s and has more than 40 years in the trade. Kelly O’Brien brings over 30 years in commercial construction and roofing, including hundreds of completed jobs and a long track record with condo boards and property managers. Their roughly 70 years of combined experience shows in local work like the reroof we completed at Horizon House Condominiums in Fort Lauderdale. Local completed projects give a board a chance to inspect a contractor’s work firsthand.
The Archdiocese of Miami also relies on us as its authorized roofer, which reflects the level of trust we’ve earned with large property owners. Our work covers condos, HOAs, retail buildings, warehouses, schools, and healthcare facilities, which means we know how to keep a building running safely while crews work overhead. When a storm strikes, our emergency commercial roof repair service runs 24/7, including hurricane roof repair. Contact us to set up a consultation.
Roofing Support for Local Commercial and Coastal Properties
Along the beach, our crews work on condo towers and commercial buildings facing A1A. Farther west, Las Olas Boulevard mixes older low-rise storefronts with newer towers. Older buildings often have roofs that have been patched many times, and those layers can hide rotted decking, the base the roof sits on, underneath. An inspection tells you what’s really under there before you budget for a fix. We also serve the rest of Fort Lauderdale, along with Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beach, Plantation, Sunrise, Tamarac, and the surrounding areas.
Fort Lauderdale is the county seat of Broward County and home to more than 180,000 people. Its network of canals, said to stretch more than 160 miles, earned it the nickname “Venice of America.” Las Olas Boulevard runs east from downtown toward the ocean, lined with galleries and sidewalk cafes. Nearby, the historic Stranahan House, built in 1901, stands on the New River. At the east end, Fort Lauderdale Beach runs along A1A, with the Bonnet House Museum and Gardens and Hugh Taylor Birch State Park just to the north. With the ocean this close, roofs here work harder than most. Get a quote from Commercial Roofing Industries for your Las Olas or Fort Lauderdale Beach property today.
