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Many commercial properties benefit from at least two scheduled roof-condition reviews per year, including one before hurricane season. Additional inspections may be appropriate after severe weather, a reported leak or work by another rooftop contractor.

Salt air can accelerate corrosion at fasteners, edge metal and exposed components. Strong sunlight, humidity, heavy rainfall and wind also place continuing stress on coatings, sealants, flashings and drainage systems.

Yes. Perkins Roofing provides standalone roof-condition inspections and consulting assessments for commercial property owners, managers and condominium associations.

Perkins Roofing evaluates modified bitumen, fluid-applied restoration systems, metal roofing and other approved systems according to the property. TPO may be considered for selected projects. Perkins Roofing does not offer EPDM roofing.

A localized problem may be suitable for repair, while an appropriate existing roof may qualify for restoration. Replacement should be considered when leaks or trapped moisture are widespread, repairs have become repetitive, the deck is affected or the system is nearing the end of its practical service life.

Many Miami commercial properties benefit from at least two scheduled roof-condition reviews each year: one before hurricane season and another after the most active storm period. Additional inspections may be appropriate after severe weather, reported leaks or work by HVAC and other rooftop contractors.

No. Localized defects may be addressed with targeted repairs, while a suitable existing roof may qualify for a compatible restoration system. Replacement should be evaluated when damage or trapped moisture is widespread, repairs are repetitive, the deck is affected or the roof is near the end of its practical service life.

Perkins Roofing evaluates modified bitumen, fluid-applied restoration systems, metal roofing and other approved systems according to the property. TPO may be considered for selected projects. Perkins Roofing does not offer EPDM roofing.

No. A roof-condition inspection assesses the roofing system and visible defects. A wind mitigation inspection is an insurance-related inspection completed on a prescribed form by an appropriately qualified inspector. Perkins Roofing may arrange a qualified third party when that service is required.

The proposal should clearly describe the existing conditions, recommended scope, proposed roof assembly, applicable product approval, permitting responsibility, exclusions, warranties and how access, safety, drainage and occupied areas will be managed.

Perkins Roofing provides residential roofing, commercial roofing, roof inspections, roof insurance inspections, roof repairs, new roofs and re-roofs, roof maintenance, tile roofing, metal roofing, shingle roofing, flat roofing, fluid-applied roofing, custom sheet metal, gutter services, roof ventilation, and roofing consulting. We serve luxury homes, high-value residential properties, commercial buildings, and specialty properties across South Florida.

Yes. Perkins Roofing has extensive experience with luxury homes, waterfront estates, high-value residential properties, and architecturally significant buildings across South Florida. We understand the craftsmanship, material quality, scheduling, and discretion these properties require.

Yes. Perkins Roofing provides commercial roofing services for office buildings, retail centers, industrial facilities, hotels, multifamily properties, condo communities, and HOA portfolios across South Florida, including full Miami-Dade HVHZ-compliant installations.

South Florida roofs face year-round UV exposure, heavy rainfall, high humidity, salt air, and annual hurricane risk. These conditions accelerate wear and create failure modes that require specialized knowledge of materials, installation methods, drainage design, and Florida Building Code compliance. For luxury and high-value properties, roofing contractors must also meet the appearance, access, and quality standards these properties demand.

Yes. Perkins Roofing provides roof inspections for insurance purposes, property purchases, maintenance planning, hurricane preparation, and general roof condition assessments. We also provide 4-point inspections and wind mitigation reports for South Florida homeowners navigating insurance requirements.

Perkins Roofing installs tile, metal, shingle, flat, and fluid-applied roofing systems, along with custom sheet metal components, gutters, and roof ventilation systems.

The report may document the roofing material, approximate roof age, visible condition, signs of damage or deterioration, active or suspected leaks, drainage concerns, and recommended repairs or replacement. The exact information included will depend on the purpose of the inspection and the insurer’s requirements.

Yes. Perkins Roofing provides roof inspections for commercial properties, flat and low-slope commercial roofs, multifamily buildings, condo and HOA-managed properties, and commercial property management portfolios across South Florida.

A proactive inspection can identify the issues that typically trigger insurer concerns – and address them before they become a coverage problem. If you have already received a non-renewal notice, Perkins Roofing can inspect the roof, advise on repair or replacement options, and provide the documentation your carrier requires to reassess coverage.

Before and after hurricane season every year; after any significant storm event; when your insurer requests documentation; before buying or selling a property; when your roof is showing visible wear, leaks, or drainage problems; and when your roof is over 10 years old without a recent professional assessment.

Yes. Perkins Roofing provides roof insurance inspections for South Florida property owners – including reports documenting visible roof condition, material type, estimated remaining service life, and identified deficiencies. These reports are used to support insurance applications, renewals, and coverage communications.

Perkins Roofing provides roof insurance inspections and reports, pre-purchase roof inspections, hurricane season inspections, post-storm inspections, general roof condition assessments, residential and commercial roof inspections.

Yes. Perkins Roofing can inspect the roofing system and provide relevant roof-condition information. However, full 4-point and wind mitigation inspections are not completed in-house. When required, we can help coordinate the service through an appropriate third-party inspection professional.

Yes. Perkins Roofing manages the permitting process for residential roof replacements, ensuring all installations are completed to Florida Building Code requirements and pass final inspections.

Yes. Perkins Roofing provides residential roof repair services for leaks, broken or displaced tiles, shingle damage, flashing failures, flat roof problems, storm damage, drainage concerns, and a full range of roofing repair needs across South Florida.

South Florida homeowners benefit from professional roof inspections at least twice a year – before and after hurricane season. Additional inspections are recommended after any significant storm event, when leaks or drainage problems are noticed, or when an insurance carrier has requested documentation of roof condition.

The best roof system depends on the home’s architecture, location, coastal exposure, budget, and long-term ownership goals. Tile and metal roofing are the most commonly specified systems for luxury and high-value properties in South Florida. Shingle and flat roofing systems are practical options for many residential applications. Perkins Roofing provides honest guidance on the right system for each specific property.

Yes. Perkins Roofing has extensive experience working on luxury homes, waterfront properties, estate residences, and high-value residential buildings across South Florida. We understand the craftsmanship, project management, and communication standards these properties require.

Perkins Roofing provides residential roof inspections, roof repairs, roof maintenance, roof replacement, re-roofing, tile roofing, metal roofing, shingle roofing, flat roofing, gutters, roof vents, and custom sheet metal components for South Florida homes.

Perkins serves the greater Southeast Florida area from two locations – Jupiter (Palm Beach County) and Miami (Miami-Dade County). Service areas include: Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, Martin, St. Lucie, and Monroe counties, including the Florida Keys.

Perkins provides: a 7, 10, or 12-year workmanship warranty, Polyglass® 20, 25, or 30-year system warranties (depending on the package selected), shingle/tile/metal manufacturer warranties, a 5-year gutter installation warranty, and 1-year repair warranties.

Yes. Perkins Franchising allows qualified entrepreneurs to build their own roofing business under the Perkins brand and proven operating system – the same system that grew Perkins Roofing 15× under Tim Kanak’s leadership. Franchise inquiries can be directed to perkinsroofing.net/franchise.

Yes. Perkins has extensive experience with commercial buildings, condo associations, and HOA communities across Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, Martin, St. Lucie, and Monroe counties – including major projects at Fisher Island and Palm Beach Gardens.

Yes. Perkins Roofing holds Florida roofing contractor license CCC1331944 and construction license CGC1535402 through Perkins Construction. All employees are covered by Worker’s Compensation insurance and the company is fully insured.

Several factors set Perkins apart: 45+ years in the market, Polyglass® QUANTUM status (one of only six original founding contractors in North America), a vertically integrated family of companies (roofing, construction, consulting, education, franchising), in-house project management, and a leadership team that has built an 8-figure business from scratch – and teaches others to do the same.

Perkins Roofing Corp. is owned by Tim Kanak (President) and Marco Castillo (Vice President/Partner). Tim took over day-to-day operations from founder Dean Perkins in 2014 and became the sole owner in 2022. Marco joined as a partner after rising through every level of the organization.

Perkins Roofing Corp. was founded in 1980 by Dean Perkins in South Florida, making it a 45+ year institution in the region. Current owner Tim Kanak took over operations in 2014 and assumed full ownership in 2022.

Perkins Roofing has served South Florida since 1980 and provides licensed roofing services for residential, commercial, and high-value properties. The team understands Florida roofing requirements, storm exposure, local building conditions, and long-term roof performance.

Yes. Perkins Roofing works with homeowners, luxury residential property owners, commercial property owners, property managers, condo associations, builders, and general contractors in Jupiter and nearby Palm Beach County communities.

A roof may need replacement if it has widespread damage, recurring leaks, aging materials, structural issues, or damage that is no longer cost-effective to repair. A professional inspection can determine whether a repair, maintenance plan, or full replacement is the better option.

Yes. Perkins Roofing repairs storm-related roof damage in Jupiter, including leaks, damaged tiles, wind damage, missing shingles, flashing issues, and other problems caused by severe weather.

Yes. Perkins Roofing can assist with roof damage inspections, documentation, photos, and repair estimates that may be needed during the insurance claim process. We help property owners understand the roof damage and provide clear information to support the claim.

Perkins Roofing provides residential and commercial roofing services in Jupiter, including roof repair, roof replacement, roof inspections, re-roofing, roof leak detection, roof maintenance, tile roofing, metal roofing, shingle roofing, flat roofing, and gutter-related roofing work.

Yes. Perkins Roofing holds Florida Certified Roofing Contractor license CCC1331944. We have been operating in South Florida since 1980.

Twice per year – before and after storm season. Additional inspections are recommended after any significant weather event.

Yes. We provide commercial roofing for offices, retail, industrial, multifamily, and hospitality properties across Miami and Miami-Dade County, with full HVHZ compliance.

Yes. We provide 4-point inspections, wind mitigation reports, and condition reports for insurance purposes. If your insurer has flagged your roof or requested documentation, contact our team.

TPO and EPDM flat roofing are the preferred systems for commercial buildings in Miami-Dade. For premium residential properties, tile roofing – concrete or clay – remains the standard. Metal roofing is increasingly used for both commercial and luxury residential applications. The right system depends on property type, budget, architectural requirements, and long-term ownership goals.

All roofing products installed in Miami-Dade County must carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA). Perkins Roofing only uses NOA-approved products for all Miami installations, ensuring Florida Building Code compliance and insurance eligibility.

Most roofing systems last between 15 and 30 years in Miami, depending on the system, installation quality, and maintenance. Miami-Dade’s heat, UV intensity, and hurricane exposure place more stress on roofing systems than most US markets. A structured maintenance program significantly extends service life.

Yes. Perkins Roofing holds Florida Certified Roofing Contractor license CCC1331944. We have been operating in South Florida since 1980.

Yes. We provide commercial roofing services across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, and Monroe counties.

All roofing products installed in Miami-Dade and Broward counties must carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA). Perkins Roofing only installs NOA-approved systems in HVHZ areas, ensuring your roof meets Florida Building Code and is eligible for insurance coverage.

At least twice per year – before and after hurricane season. Additional inspections are recommended after any significant storm event or if tenants report water intrusion.

Costs vary by roof size, system type, access conditions, and project complexity. Flat roofing systems (TPO, EPDM) are typically more cost-efficient for large commercial buildings; metal and specialty systems carry higher material costs but longer service lives. We provide detailed quotes based on an actual site inspection.

Key indicators for replacement include: age beyond 15–20 years, recurring leaks that are no longer isolated, widespread membrane deterioration, structural damage, ponding water that doesn’t drain within 48 hours, or a system that no longer meets current Florida Building Code requirements. A professional inspection gives you a clear picture.

Most commercial roofing systems last between 15 and 30 years depending on the system type, quality of installation, maintenance history, and exposure to weather. TPO and EPDM flat roofs typically last 20–25 years with proper maintenance. Metal roofing systems can exceed 30 years. Florida’s heat, UV intensity, and hurricane exposure all affect service life, which is why a structured maintenance program matters.

Perkins Roofing provides roofing consulting services throughout South Florida, including Palm Beach County, Broward County, and Miami-Dade County. Business consulting services are available remotely via Zoom for clients outside the local service area.

Yes. Through Perkins Consulting’s Small Business programs, roofing and construction company owners can access 1:1 consulting, mastermind groups, in-person strategy sessions, and intensive multi-day courses covering systems, cash flow, sales, and marketing taught by the team that built Perkins Roofing into an 8-figure operation.

The Perkins Roofing Mastermind is a bi-weekly Zoom group for local small business owners and operators in the service and construction space. Participants discuss real operational challenges, share strategies, and receive structured input. It’s included in all Mastermind Subscription tiers starting at $3,500 per year.

Yes. A documented third-party roof inspection is often critical for substantiating storm damage or defect claims with an insurance carrier. Perkins Roofing provides an expert witness roofing consulting service and formal written reports specifically designed to support insurance claim processes.

Perkins Roofing Consulting charges a $1,000 retainer for roof inspections, $2,500 for residential consulting engagements, and $5,000 for commercial consulting. Hourly rates range from $125 (technician) to $350 (principal). Expert witness services for insurance claims carry a $3,500 retainer.

A roofing consultant provides independent, expert advice on roofing systems – separate from any contractor performing the actual work. Services typically include roof inspections, condition reports, project planning, contractor oversight, bid evaluations, and insurance claim support. Perkins Roofing Consulting offers all of these services for residential and commercial properties in South Florida.