Fort Lauderdale Commercial Roofing You Can Trust

At C.A.R.E. Construction, we look at the full roof system, not just one problem area. Repairs make sense when issues are localized and the roof is still performing overall. Re-roofing is often the right move when the system is worn but still a strong candidate for restoration. Replacement is recommended when the roof shows widespread deterioration, repeated failures, or conditions that indicate the system has reached the end of its service life.

Our commercial roof inspections are designed to give Fort Lauderdale building owners clear direction. We assess the roof surface, seams, penetrations, flashing, parapet transitions, drainage areas, and other critical points that determine performance. The goal is to document what’s happening and provide a plan that makes the next step obvious.

We recommend semi-annual inspections, plus inspections after major weather events. Fort Lauderdale conditions accelerate wear, so regular inspections help catch deterioration early before it escalates into a bigger scope.

C.A.R.E. Construction services and installs flat and low-slope systems including TPO roofing, PVC roofing, BUR roofing, standing seam metal roofing, and liquid-applied roofing systems, along with parapet walls and the transition details that often determine whether a roof holds up long-term.

The timeline depends on roof size, system type, access, weather, and whether the project involves tear-off and insulation work. Our focus is always planning the job in a way that keeps the building functioning and minimizes disruption to tenants, staff, and operations.

Cost is driven by roof square footage, the system selected, tear-off requirements, insulation condition, drainage improvements, and the complexity of details like parapets, penetrations, and flashing work. A roof that needs corrective work beneath the surface will naturally require a different scope than a straightforward replacement.

Sometimes, yes, but only when the existing roof and structure support it and the system is compatible. That decision should be made after inspection because the wrong re-roof approach can shorten lifespan and create avoidable problems later.

Maintenance is scheduled and preventive, aimed at catching weak points early and extending roof life. Repairs address active failures or damaged areas that need corrective work now. Both matter, but maintenance helps reduce the number of surprise repairs over time.

Yes, because commercial roofing is not just construction, it’s coordination. Our project management approach is built to keep communication clear, set realistic schedules, and reduce disruptions while the work is completed.

Because commercial roof systems must be installed and serviced to specification. Our certifications, including CertainTeed and GAF, support manufacturer-aligned methods and proper component use, which helps protect system performance and supports warranty requirements.