Roof Replacement Timeline in Palm Beach County: Your Complete 2026 Day-by-Day Guide
From Alex Mompie, owner of Mompie Construction (CBC 1256195 | CCC 1329890): After replacing over 1,500 roofs across Palm Beach County in 19+ years, here is the honest, detailed timeline for every type of roof replacement we install — from the first phone call to the final county inspection.
Quick Timeline by Roof Type
These are installation days only on a standard 2,000 sq ft PBC home. The full process (inspection + permits + materials + install + inspections) takes 2-6 weeks total.
Quick Answer: How Long Does Roof Replacement Take?
Most roof replacements in Palm Beach County take 1-3 days for shingles, 3-7 days for tile, 2-4 days for metal, and 2-3 days for flat/TPO. However, the full process — from initial inspection to final walkthrough — takes 2-6 weeks when you include permits (3-7 business days in PBC), material ordering (3-10 days), and county inspections (1-3 days each). These timelines are based on 1,500+ actual roof replacements completed by Mompie Construction across West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Jupiter, Boynton Beach, and all of Palm Beach County.
How Long Does a Roof Replacement Actually Take in Palm Beach County?
If you search "how long does roof replacement take" or "roof replacement near me timeline," you will find generic answers that say "a few days." That is technically true for the installation phase alone, but it completely misses the full picture. The real answer depends on your roofing material, the condition of your roof deck, your community's HOA requirements, and the current workload at the Palm Beach County Building Division. Here is what our actual project data shows after 19 years and 1,500+ roofs replaced across every city in Palm Beach County.
Installation Timeline by Material Type (On-Site Days Only)
Asphalt Shingle Roof (most common in West Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth Beach)
A standard 2,000 sq ft single-story home with an architectural shingle roof takes 1 to 3 days of on-site installation. Single-story homes with simple roof lines can be completed in 1 to 2 days. Two-story homes, steep pitches, or complex roof geometries with many valleys and hips push toward 3 days. We install GAF Timberline HDZ and CertainTeed Landmark, both HVHZ-approved for 130+ mph winds.
Concrete or Clay Tile Roof (dominant in Boca Raton, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Delray Beach)
Tile roofs take longer for two reasons: the material is significantly heavier (900-1,100 lbs per roofing square vs 250-350 lbs for shingles), and each tile must be individually secured with wire ties or clips per HVHZ code. A 2,000 sq ft tile roof typically takes 3 to 5 days. Larger homes in Boca Raton and Jupiter with 3,000+ sq ft roofs and complex architectural details often take 5 to 7 days. Tile is the standard in most HOA communities throughout Palm Beach County.
Standing Seam Metal Roof (growing fast in Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Wellington)
Metal roofing is the fastest-growing segment in Palm Beach County. Standing seam panels are either fabricated on-site using a portable roll-forming machine or delivered pre-cut to length. Installation takes 2 to 4 days depending on roof size and complexity. Metal roofs are rated for 170+ mph winds, reflect solar heat to reduce cooling costs by 10-25%, and last 40-70 years. We are seeing strong demand in Jupiter and newer developments across PBC.
Flat Roof / TPO / Modified Bitumen (common in West Palm Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Greenacres)
Flat and low-slope roofs using TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) or modified bitumen take 2 to 3 days for residential applications. TPO is the most popular flat roof material due to its reflective white surface and 20-30 year lifespan. Installation requires specialized heat-welding equipment. These roof types are common on mid-century modern homes, commercial properties, and some multi-family buildings in downtown West Palm Beach and Lake Worth Beach.
"In 19 years and 1,500+ roofs across Palm Beach County, I can tell you the installation is the easy part. It is the permits, inspections, and material lead times that homeowners do not plan for. When someone searching for a roof replacement near me asks 'how long will this take,' I tell them the honest answer: the crew is on your roof for 1 to 7 days, but the full process from our first handshake to your final inspection takes 2 to 6 weeks."
— Alex Mompie, Owner, Mompie Construction (CBC 1256195 | CCC 1329890)
These installation timelines assume a typical residential home in Palm Beach County with standard roof geometry and no major surprises during tear-off. The next section breaks down the full roof replacement process step by step, including every phase that happens before and after the crew is on your roof.
The Complete Roof Replacement Process in Palm Beach County (Step-by-Step)
Whether you are searching for the roof replacement process, roof replacement steps, or how long to replace a roof in Florida, this is the complete breakdown. Every Mompie Construction project follows these nine steps, from your first phone call to the final walkthrough.
Free Roof Inspection
1 dayAlex Mompie or a senior project manager comes to your home, inspects the roof from the ground and with drone technology, checks the attic for ventilation issues and leak signs, measures the full roof area, and provides a detailed written estimate. We check for missing or cracked shingles, tile deterioration, flashing failures around pipes and walls, gutter condition, and signs of deck damage visible from the attic. In Palm Beach County homes built before 2002, we pay special attention to the roof-to-wall connections and underlayment type because pre-FBC homes often have outdated systems that will not meet current HVHZ code when replaced.
Detailed Estimate and Material Selection
1-3 daysYou receive a written line-item estimate within 24 hours of inspection. We then schedule a material selection appointment where we bring physical samples of shingles, tiles, or metal panels to your home so you can see them against your exterior paint, fascia, and landscaping. We walk you through warranty tiers, explain the differences between GAF Timberline HDZ and CertainTeed Landmark for shingles or between concrete S-tile and flat tile profiles for tile roofs. Color matching is critical in HOA communities across Boca Raton, Wellington, and Palm Beach Gardens, so we bring the exact profiles your HOA has pre-approved.
Contract Signing and Permit Application
Same dayOnce you approve the estimate and select materials, we execute the contract and submit your permit application to the Palm Beach County Building Division the same day. We prepare the full permit package including our contractor license documentation (CBC 1256195 and CCC 1329890), proof of insurance, detailed scope of work, and Florida Product Approval numbers for every material being installed. We also submit HOA Architectural Review paperwork if your community requires it. For homes in Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and Jupiter, we already have the approved material lists for dozens of HOA communities on file.
Permit Approval from Palm Beach County
3-7 business daysThe Palm Beach County Building Division reviews your permit application. Standard residential re-roofing permits typically take 3 to 5 business days. During peak season, especially after major storms when the county receives a surge of applications, approval can extend to 7 or even 10 business days. We track the permit status daily and notify you the moment it is approved. During this waiting period, we order your materials from our suppliers so they arrive at our warehouse by the time the permit clears.
Material Ordering and Delivery
3-10 daysStandard architectural shingles and common tile profiles are typically available within 3 to 5 business days from our distributors. Specialty tiles, custom metal panel colors, and certain premium products can take 7 to 10 business days or longer depending on supply chain conditions. In 2025-2026, we have seen occasional 2 to 4 week lead times on specific tile colors and metal panel finishes. We stock the most popular materials at our warehouse to minimize wait times. Materials are delivered and staged at your property the day before installation begins.
Roof Installation
1-7 days by materialOur certified crew of 6 to 10 workers completes the full tear-off and installation. Shingle roofs take 1 to 3 days, tile roofs take 3 to 7 days, metal standing seam roofs take 2 to 4 days, and flat TPO roofs take 2 to 3 days. You receive daily progress photos and text updates from your project manager throughout installation. We coordinate both the dry-in inspection and final inspection with Palm Beach County on your behalf.
Dry-In Inspection (PBC Required)
1-3 business days to scheduleBefore any shingles, tiles, or metal panels are installed, a Palm Beach County building inspector must visit your property and verify that the roof deck is structurally sound and the self-adhering underlayment is properly installed per HVHZ standards. This inspection is non-negotiable. No roofing material goes on until the inspector signs off. We call in the inspection immediately after underlayment installation. Inspector availability typically means same-day or next-business-day for the visit.
Final Inspection and Certificate of Completion
1-3 business daysAfter all roofing material is installed, we call in the final Palm Beach County inspection. The inspector checks product approval numbers against the permit, verifies nailing patterns meet HVHZ requirements, inspects all flashings and penetration details, and confirms the installation matches the approved scope of work. Once the final inspection passes, the county issues a Certificate of Completion. This document is critical for your records, your insurance company, and for any future sale of your home.
Final Walkthrough with Homeowner
30-60 minutesAlex Mompie or your project manager walks the entire property with you after the final inspection passes. We review every detail of the installation, show you the passed inspection card, point out all new flashings and components, answer any questions, register your manufacturer warranty, and provide your wind mitigation inspection report for insurance savings. You receive a complete project folder with your permit, inspection results, warranty documentation, product approval numbers, and before/after photos.
Ready to Start Your Roof Replacement Process?
Call (561) 248-6039 to start your roof replacement. We handle every step — from the free inspection through the final Palm Beach County walkthrough. As a licensed roofing contractor near me in Palm Beach County (CCC 1329890), we make the process simple.
Day-by-Day: What Happens During Roof Installation in Palm Beach County
Select your roof type below to see an hour-by-hour breakdown of what happens during installation. These timelines are based on our actual project data from 1,500+ homes across West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Jupiter, Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and all of Palm Beach County.
shingle Roof Installation Timeline in Palm Beach County
Total: 1-3 daysWhat to Expect Each Day of Your Roof Replacement
Day 1: Tear-Off Day (The Loudest Day)
This is the most disruptive day of the entire project. Expect significant noise from approximately 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM. In Palm Beach County during summer months (May through September), our crews start at 6:00 AM to beat the afternoon heat and thunderstorms. During cooler months (October through April), start time is typically 7:00 AM. Our crew of 6 to 10 workers arrives and immediately sets up safety barriers around the perimeter of your home. A 20-yard dumpster is placed in your driveway. Using pry bars, roofing shovels, and occasionally a powered tear-off machine, the crew removes every layer of existing roofing material down to the bare plywood or OSB deck.
On a typical 2,000 square foot home in West Palm Beach or Boynton Beach, shingle tear-off takes 4 to 6 hours. Tile tear-off takes longer because of the weight (a concrete tile roof can weigh 20,000+ pounds). Move your cars out of the driveway and park them down the street. Cover any outdoor furniture you cannot move. If you work from home, noise-canceling headphones are essential. Our project manager will have notified your immediate neighbors about the work in advance. PBC noise ordinance allows construction from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Day 1-2: Deck Inspection and Repair
Once the old roof is completely removed, our crew inspects every square foot of roof deck. This is the step where surprises happen. In Palm Beach County, we find damaged plywood or OSB on roughly 60% of roof replacements. The most common issues are: water-damaged or delaminated plywood from previous leaks, soft spots from prolonged moisture exposure, and rot around pipe penetrations and HVAC curbs. Homes older than 20 years and homes near the Intracoastal Waterway in Delray Beach, Jupiter, Boca Raton, and Riviera Beach have the highest rates of deck damage due to moisture exposure and salt air.
Damaged sheets are replaced at $75 to $120 per 4x8 sheet of plywood or OSB. Minor damage (2-5 sheets) is a normal part of the process and adds only a few hours. Extensive damage (10+ sheets, which we see on roughly 15% of PBC roofs) can add a full day to the timeline plus $750 to $1,200 in additional cost. We photograph all damage and call you for verbal approval before proceeding with any repairs beyond the estimate.
Day 2: Underlayment and Dry-In (HVHZ Requirement)
After all deck repairs are complete, our crew installs self-adhering (peel-and-stick) underlayment across the entire roof deck. This is not optional in Palm Beach County. The Florida Building Code requires self-adhering underlayment in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ), which covers all of PBC. This underlayment creates a watertight seal that protects your home even if shingles, tiles, or metal panels are blown off during a Category 5 hurricane. It is the single most important layer of protection on your roof.
Once the underlayment is installed, we call in the dry-in inspection to the Palm Beach County Building Department. This inspection must pass before any roofing material can be installed. The inspector typically arrives same-day or next business day and verifies that the deck is structurally sound and the underlayment meets HVHZ standards. This adds roughly half a day to the project but is a non-negotiable code requirement in PBC.
Day 3+: Material Installation (Noise Drops Significantly)
Once the dry-in inspection passes, the noise level drops dramatically compared to tear-off day. For shingle roofs, installation involves nail guns working in the 6-nail pattern required in the HVHZ (not the 4-nail pattern allowed elsewhere in Florida). The crew works from the eaves upward, installing starter course, field shingles, hip and ridge caps, and all flashing details. For tile roofs, each individual tile is placed on battens and secured with wire ties or clips in addition to adhesive. This is the most labor-intensive roofing installation and is the reason tile takes significantly longer than other materials in Palm Beach County. For metal roofs, standing seam panels are hoisted into position and secured with concealed clips that allow thermal expansion. For flat/TPO roofs, the membrane is heat-welded at every seam using specialized equipment.
Final Day: Cleanup, Nail Sweep, and Final Inspection
On the final day, our crew installs any remaining ridge caps, applies final sealant details, and begins the comprehensive cleanup. We run a magnetic roller across your entire yard, driveway, sidewalk, and the street in front of your home to collect every stray roofing nail. Landscaping tarps are removed, the dumpster is hauled away, and we leave your property cleaner than we found it. We then call in the final Palm Beach County inspection. The inspector verifies that all materials are HVHZ-approved, nailing patterns are correct, flashings are properly installed, and the roof matches the approved permit scope. Once the final inspection passes, your roof replacement is officially complete and code-compliant. We schedule your homeowner walkthrough within 24-48 hours.
What Delays a Roof Replacement in Palm Beach County?
Understanding potential delays is just as important as knowing the installation timeline. Here are the six most common factors that extend your roof replacement timeline in Palm Beach County, based on our data from 1,500+ actual projects.
South Florida Weather (June-October)
+0.5 to 2 daysAfternoon thunderstorms are a near-daily occurrence in Palm Beach County from June through October. Our crews cannot install roofing material on a wet surface because adhesives will not bond and water trapped under shingles or tiles leads to premature failure. When storms approach, our crew tarps all exposed areas within 15 minutes and secures the site. These weather pauses typically last 30 to 90 minutes, and work resumes as soon as conditions are safe. In our data from 1,500+ projects, weather delays add an average of 0.5 days to projects during rainy season. Dry season (November through May) rarely experiences any weather delays at all.
Palm Beach County Permit Backlogs
+3 to 14 business daysThe PBC Building Division processes thousands of permit applications. During peak roofing season (typically after major storms when hundreds of homeowners file claims simultaneously), permit approval times can stretch from the standard 3 to 5 business days to 7 to 10 business days or longer. After Hurricane season, we have seen backlogs extend to 2+ weeks. We submit applications electronically to expedite processing and track status daily so we can schedule your installation the moment approval comes through.
Material Availability and Supply Chain
+0 to 4 weeks for specialtyStandard architectural shingles are almost always in stock and available within days. However, specific tile profiles, custom metal panel colors, and premium products can have longer lead times. In 2025-2026, certain concrete tile colors have had 2 to 4 week lead times due to manufacturing capacity. Popular standing seam metal colors sometimes sell out seasonally. We mitigate this by stocking the most common materials at our warehouse and ordering specialty items the same day you sign your contract, so materials arrive while your permit is still being processed.
Deck Damage Discovered During Tear-Off
+0.5 to 2 daysUntil the old roof is completely removed, nobody can see the full condition of your roof deck. In Palm Beach County, we find damaged plywood or OSB on approximately 60% of roof replacements. Homes older than 20 years, homes near the Intracoastal Waterway in Delray Beach, Jupiter, and Boca Raton, and homes with previous leak history are the most likely to need deck repair. Minor damage (2-5 sheets) adds a few hours. Extensive damage (10+ sheets) can add a full day. Cost is $75 to $120 per 4x8 sheet. We photograph all damage and get your verbal approval before proceeding with repairs.
HOA Approval Requirements
+2 to 4 weeksIf you live in a planned community in Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, or Boca Raton, you almost certainly need HOA Architectural Review approval before any roofing work begins. HOA boards meet on fixed schedules, often monthly, and some require a 30-day notice period before your application is reviewed. We prepare and submit all HOA documentation on your behalf, including contractor licenses, insurance certificates, material spec sheets, color samples, and Florida Product Approval numbers. Pro tip: start the HOA process the same week you sign your roofing contract so it runs parallel with the county permit.
Inspector Availability for Dry-In and Final
+1 to 3 business days eachPalm Beach County requires two inspections for every roof replacement: a dry-in inspection and a final inspection. Each inspection must be scheduled with the county, and inspector availability depends on current workload. During normal periods, inspections happen same-day or next-business-day. During busy periods, especially post-storm, it can take 2 to 3 business days to get an inspector to your property. Our crew cannot install roofing material until the dry-in passes, so this is a hard stop in the timeline. We call in inspections immediately and follow up to get the earliest available slot.
"The number one thing that delays roof replacement projects in Palm Beach County? Homeowners not starting the process early enough. If you know your roof is aging, do not wait until you find a leak or until hurricane season is approaching. The best time to start is right now, so you are not competing with a thousand other homeowners for permits, materials, and contractor availability after the next storm."
— Alex Mompie, Owner, Mompie Construction | 19+ Years in Palm Beach County
Roof Replacement Cost and Timeline by Material in Palm Beach County (2026)
How much does a new roof cost in Palm Beach County? Below are real price ranges from our 2025-2026 project data for a typical 2,000 square foot single-story home. These are Palm Beach County prices — not national averages — and reflect the higher material and labor costs required by the HVHZ building code.
| Material | Cost Range | Install Time | Lifespan | Wind Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asphalt Shingles | $8K-$15K | 1-3 days | 15-30 years | 130+ mph |
| Concrete/Clay Tile | $15K-$30K | 3-7 days | 50-100 years | 150+ mph |
| Standing Seam Metal | $18K-$35K | 2-4 days | 40-70 years | 170+ mph |
| Flat (TPO/Mod Bit) | $10K-$20K | 2-3 days | 20-30 years | 130+ mph |
What Is Included in Every Mompie Construction Roof Replacement
- Complete tear-off and disposal of all existing roofing material
- New self-adhering underlayment across entire roof deck (HVHZ code requirement)
- All flashings, drip edge, ridge venting, pipe boots, and sealant work
- Palm Beach County building permit, dry-in inspection, and final inspection
- Full site cleanup including magnetic nail sweep of yard, driveway, and street
- Manufacturer warranty registration and wind mitigation inspection report
- Daily progress photos and text updates from your project manager
Additional Costs That May Apply
- +Deck repair: $75-$120 per 4x8 sheet. Found on ~60% of PBC roofs. Cannot be determined until old roof is removed.
- +Fascia board replacement: $8-$15 per linear foot. Common on coastal homes in Delray Beach, Jupiter, and along the Intracoastal.
- +Gutter replacement: $800-$2,500 depending on linear footage. Recommended during roof replacement for best results.
- +Skylight replacement: $400-$1,500 per skylight. Strongly recommended if skylights are older than 10 years.
- +HOA application fees: Varies by community. Some HOAs charge $50-$200 for Architectural Review applications.
Not sure which material is right for your home? Read our detailed comparison guides:
Palm Beach County Permit and Inspection Requirements for Roof Replacement
Every roof replacement in Palm Beach County requires a building permit and two county inspections. There are no exceptions. Here is exactly what is required and how we handle it all for you.
Permit Application Process
Roof replacement permits in Palm Beach County cost $200 to $500 depending on the project scope and assessed property value. The application can be submitted online through the PBC Building Division's electronic plan review system or in person at the county office. Mompie Construction submits all permits electronically for faster processing. The permit application requires:
- Active contractor license (our CCC 1329890 and CBC 1256195)
- Proof of workers' compensation and general liability insurance
- Detailed scope of work with measurements and specifications
- Florida Product Approval numbers for every material being installed
- Miami-Dade NOA (Notice of Acceptance) for all products in the HVHZ
Standard residential re-roofing permits are typically approved in 3 to 5 business days. During peak season or after major storms, approval can extend to 7 to 10 business days. Mompie Construction handles the entire process. You do not have to visit the county office, fill out any forms, or make any phone calls.
HVHZ Code Requirements
Palm Beach County falls within the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ), which means roofing standards here are among the strictest in the entire United States. Every roofing product installed must carry a Miami-Dade County Notice of Acceptance (NOA) or a Florida Product Approval specifically rated for the HVHZ. Products that meet standard Florida Building Code but lack HVHZ approval cannot legally be installed in Palm Beach County.
Key HVHZ requirements that affect your roof replacement timeline and cost:
- 1.Self-adhering underlayment: Full deck coverage required (not mechanically attached)
- 2.6-nail shingle pattern: 6 nails per shingle (vs 4 nails in non-HVHZ areas)
- 3.Individual tile securing: Each tile must have wire ties, clips, or adhesive
- 4.Product approvals: Every component must have HVHZ-specific approval
- 5.Two inspections: Dry-in inspection + final inspection required by county
Two Required County Inspections
Dry-In Inspection: Conducted after the old roof is removed, deck repairs are complete, and self-adhering underlayment is installed. The Palm Beach County inspector verifies the deck is structurally sound and the underlayment meets HVHZ standards. No roofing material can be installed until this inspection passes. We call in this inspection immediately after underlayment installation. Inspector availability is typically same-day or next business day.
Final Inspection: Conducted after all roofing material, flashings, and ridge caps are installed. The inspector checks product approval numbers against the permit, verifies nailing patterns, inspects flashing details, and confirms the installation matches the approved scope. Once passed, the county issues a Certificate of Completion.
Timeline impact: The two inspections typically add 1 to 3 business days total to your project. During busy periods, inspector wait times can be longer. We schedule inspections proactively and follow up with the county to minimize delays.
Warning: Never Skip the Permit
Working without a building permit in Palm Beach County is illegal and carries serious consequences.
- Fines starting at $250 per day from the PBC Code Enforcement Division
- County may require removal of the unpermitted roof at your expense
- Manufacturer warranties are voided if installation was not permitted
- Major complications when selling your home (title search reveals violations)
- Insurance may deny future claims on an unpermitted roof
If a roofing contractor near me tells you that you do not need a permit in Palm Beach County, that is a major red flag. Walk away and call a licensed, reputable contractor. Mompie Construction pulls permits on every single project — no exceptions.
How to Prepare Your Home for Roof Replacement
A little preparation goes a long way toward a smooth, stress-free roof replacement. Here is the complete checklist we give to every homeowner in Palm Beach County before their crew arrives. Proper preparation can save you from property damage, reduce stress, and help the project stay on schedule.
Outside Your Home (Day Before Installation)
- Move all vehicles out of the driveway and at least 20 feet from the house. A 20-yard dumpster and material pallets will occupy your driveway for the duration of the project. Park on the street or at a neighbor's house.
- Clear the perimeter: Move patio furniture, grills, potted plants, and decorations at least 15 feet from the house. Despite protective tarps, small debris falls during tear-off.
- Trim tree branches within 6 feet of the roofline. This provides safe ladder access for the crew and prevents branches from interfering with new material installation.
- Disconnect satellite dishes, antennas, and rooftop-mounted equipment. Inform us about solar panels in advance so we can coordinate with your solar installer for removal and reinstallation.
- Unlock gates and clear paths to the backyard. Our crew needs full perimeter access around your home for safety equipment and material staging.
- Inform neighbors about the upcoming work. PBC noise ordinance allows construction from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Most neighbors appreciate advance notice about temporary noise and dumpster placement.
Inside Your Home (Day Before Installation)
- Protect attic belongings: Cover items stored in the attic with drop cloths or plastic sheeting. Vibrations from tear-off dislodge dust and small debris in the attic space. If possible, temporarily move valuable or fragile items down to the garage.
- Remove wall decorations from the top floor, especially near exterior walls. Heavy hammering vibrations during tear-off can knock items loose. Mirrors, framed photos, and hanging light fixtures are most at risk.
- Plan for kids and pets: Tear-off day is loud from 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The noise level is comparable to heavy construction. Consider doggy daycare, a friend's house, or a quiet activity away from home for Day 1. Days 2+ are significantly quieter.
- Work-from-home tip: If you must work from home, set up on the ground floor as far from the roof as possible. Invest in quality noise-canceling headphones for Day 1. Days 2 and beyond are very manageable for remote work.
- Pool considerations: If you have a pool (common in Palm Beach County), ensure the pool screen enclosure gate is accessible. We tarp around the pool area, but small debris can get through. Consider running the pool filter extra after the project.
- Electrical panel access: Ensure our crew can access your electrical panel in case of emergency. Do not lock the garage if that is where the panel is located.
Why Choose Mompie Construction for Your Roof Replacement in Palm Beach County
When homeowners search for a roofing contractor near me or a roof installer near me in Palm Beach County, they find dozens of options. Here is why over 1,500 Palm Beach County families have chosen Mompie Construction and why we maintain 263+ five-star reviews.
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Roofs Replaced in Palm Beach County
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My name is Alex Mompie, and I have personally overseen the replacement of more than 1,500 roofs across Palm Beach County since 2007. From shingle re-roofs in Boynton Beach and Lake Worth Beach, to tile replacements in Boca Raton and Delray Beach, to metal roof installations in Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens, every project receives the same level of attention to detail. I am on-site regularly during installation and personally conduct the final walkthrough on every project. That is not scalable, but it is how I have built a business with 263+ five-star reviews and an 85% referral rate. When you hire Mompie Construction, you are hiring me.
- Dual-Licensed: CBC 1256195 (General Contractor) and CCC 1329890 (Roofing Contractor). Verify both on the Florida DBPR website.
- GAF Certified: Top 3% of roofing contractors nationally. Access to GAF Golden Pledge warranty, the strongest shingle warranty available (up to 50 years, materials + workmanship).
- All permits and inspections handled: We submit the PBC permit, schedule both inspections, and coordinate HOA approvals at no extra charge.
- Owner involvement: Alex Mompie personally oversees every project and conducts the final walkthrough.
- Financing available: We partner with lending institutions to offer affordable monthly payment options so your roof replacement fits your budget.
- Insurance claim assistance: We work with your insurance company from initial filing through final settlement. Read our insurance claims guide.
- Wind mitigation report included: After every installation, we provide the report your insurance company needs to reduce your premium by $500-$2,000+ per year.
- Free inspection and estimate: No obligation. We provide a detailed written estimate within 24 hours of inspection. Schedule yours today.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Roof Replacement in Palm Beach County
How long does a roof replacement take in Palm Beach County?
The on-site installation takes 1 to 3 days for asphalt shingle roofs, 3 to 7 days for concrete or clay tile roofs, 2 to 4 days for standing seam metal roofs, and 2 to 3 days for flat TPO roofs. These installation times are for a standard 2,000 square foot home in Palm Beach County. However, the total timeline from initial inspection to final county approval is typically 2 to 6 weeks when you include the permit application (3-7 business days), material ordering (3-10 days), the two required Palm Beach County inspections, and HOA approval if applicable. These timelines are based on Mompie Construction's actual project data from 1,500+ roof replacements across West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Jupiter, Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and every city in PBC.
How much does a new roof cost in West Palm Beach?
For a typical 2,000 square foot home in West Palm Beach, an asphalt shingle roof replacement costs $8,000 to $15,000, a concrete or clay tile roof costs $15,000 to $30,000, a standing seam metal roof costs $18,000 to $35,000, and a flat TPO roof costs $10,000 to $20,000. These prices include complete tear-off, disposal, new self-adhering underlayment, all flashings, the Palm Beach County building permit, both required inspections, full site cleanup with magnetic nail sweep, and manufacturer warranty registration. Costs in Palm Beach County run 10 to 20 percent higher than state averages because the HVHZ building code requires more expensive materials and more labor-intensive installation methods than the rest of Florida.
Do I need a permit for roof replacement in Palm Beach County?
Yes, a building permit is legally required for every roof replacement in Palm Beach County with no exceptions. The permit costs $200 to $500 and requires two county inspections: a dry-in inspection after the underlayment is installed and a final inspection after all roofing material is in place. Working without a permit is illegal and can result in daily fines starting at $250, forced removal of the unpermitted roof, voided manufacturer warranties, and serious complications when selling your home. Mompie Construction handles the entire permitting process on your behalf at no additional charge. We prepare the application, submit it to the PBC Building Division, and coordinate both inspections.
Can I stay home during my roof replacement?
Yes, you can absolutely stay home during your roof replacement. All work takes place outside, and our crew takes precautions to protect your interior. The loudest day is Day 1 during the tear-off phase, with significant noise from approximately 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM in summer and 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM in winter. After tear-off, noise levels drop considerably during the installation phase. Many of our homeowners in West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Jupiter, and across Palm Beach County continue working from home during installation days. Our honest recommendation: plan to be away from the house on Day 1 if possible, or invest in quality noise-canceling headphones. Days 2 and beyond are very manageable.
What happens if it rains during roof installation in Florida?
Rain is a normal part of roofing in South Florida, and Mompie Construction is fully prepared for it. Our crews monitor weather radar in real time using commercial-grade weather tracking apps. If a thunderstorm approaches during installation, the crew tarps all exposed areas and secures the worksite within 15 minutes. Your home is never left unprotected at any point during the project. Afternoon thunderstorms in Palm Beach County typically last 30 to 90 minutes, and work resumes as soon as conditions are safe. In our data from 1,500+ projects, weather delays add an average of half a day during rainy season (June through October) and rarely cause any delay during dry season (November through May).
How do I choose the best roofing contractor near me in Palm Beach County?
When searching for a roofing contractor near me or roof installer near me in Palm Beach County, look for five things: (1) An active Florida roofing license (CCC) or general contractor license (CBC) that you can verify on the DBPR website. (2) Proof of workers' compensation and general liability insurance. (3) Manufacturer certifications like GAF Certified, which indicates the contractor meets rigorous quality standards and is in the top 3% nationally. (4) A strong track record of verified reviews from actual Palm Beach County homeowners. (5) A contractor who pulls permits on every job and handles the full process. Mompie Construction holds CCC 1329890 and CBC 1256195, is GAF Certified, has 263+ five-star reviews, and has served Palm Beach County for 19+ years. Call (561) 248-6039 for your free inspection.
Get Your Roof Replacement Timeline — Free Inspection in Palm Beach County
Every roof is different. The only way to know your exact timeline and cost is a professional inspection. Mompie Construction provides a free, no-obligation roof inspection and detailed written estimate for every homeowner in Palm Beach County. We will tell you exactly how long your specific roof replacement will take, what it will cost, and walk you through every step of the process.
Licensed: CBC 1256195 (General Contractor) | CCC 1329890 (Roofing Contractor)
GAF Certified | 19+ Years | 1,500+ Roofs Replaced | 263+ Five-Star Reviews
Serving West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Jupiter, Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Lake Worth Beach, Riviera Beach, Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, and Greenacres
Roof Replacement Across Palm Beach County
Mompie Construction proudly serves homeowners throughout Palm Beach County with expert residential roofing services, including West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Lake Worth Beach, Riviera Beach, Royal Palm Beach, and Wellington. We also serve Greenacres and surrounding communities. Serving ZIP codes 33401-33499 (West Palm Beach area), 33426-33438 (Boca Raton area), and 33444-33448 (Delray Beach area).
Whether you need a roof replacement in West Palm Beach, a tile roof installation in Boca Raton, a metal roof in Jupiter, or emergency storm damage repair anywhere in PBC, Mompie Construction handles all Palm Beach County permits and inspections. Read our hurricane preparation guide or learn about filing insurance claims for storm damage. Get your free estimate today or call (561) 248-6039.