Florida Licensed Roofing Contractor — CCC1330718
HVHZ-certified tile, metal & shingle roof replacement in Broward County. Licensed CCC1330718. Free inspection.
Fort Lauderdale Roofing
Fort Lauderdale sits inside the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) — the most strictly regulated roofing market in the United States. After Hurricane Andrew reshaped Florida's building codes in 1992, Broward and Miami-Dade Counties adopted construction standards that exceed every other jurisdiction in the country. Every roof installed here must meet HVHZ requirements, use products that carry a valid Notice of Acceptance (NOA) from Miami-Dade County, and pass rigorous permitting and inspection protocols.
Coastal Roofing and Waterproofing Inc. has been navigating these exact requirements since 2010. With over 25 years of industry experience and Florida roofing license CCC1330718, we know what it takes to get a roof permitted, installed, and signed off in Broward County — the right way, the first time.
Concrete and clay tile systems engineered for HVHZ wind zones. We use only NOA-approved underlayment, fasteners, and installation methods that meet or exceed Broward County code.
Hurricane-rated standing seam metal roofing with proper clip spacing and attachment patterns designed for 170+ mph wind speeds common in Broward's coastal corridors.
HVHZ-compliant architectural shingle systems with enhanced fastening patterns. Full tear-off and replacement with proper deck inspection and code-approved underlayment.
We handle the entire LauderBuild permit process — from NOA documentation and product approvals to final inspection coordination with Broward County building officials.
Why HVHZ Matters
If you own a home in Fort Lauderdale, your roof is governed by the Florida Building Code's HVHZ provisions (Chapter 15 and Sections 1504.3, 1510, and 1626). These rules require:
Working with a contractor who doesn't fully understand HVHZ requirements can result in failed inspections, red tags, costly rework, and roofs that won't hold up in a hurricane. Our license CCC1330718 and years of Broward County experience mean your project moves smoothly from permit to final approval.
Service Areas
FAQ
Yes. Fort Lauderdale is within the HVHZ, which requires all roofing products to carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA). This is stricter than the standard Florida Product Approval used in non-HVHZ areas. We only install NOA-approved systems on Broward County projects.
LauderBuild is the City of Fort Lauderdale's online permitting portal. We submit your roofing permit application, NOA documentation, and contractor license information directly through the system. Inspections are scheduled at key stages — deck preparation, underlayment, and final — and we coordinate all of them on your behalf.
Absolutely. Many Fort Lauderdale homeowners receive non-renewal notices from their insurer due to roof age or condition. We provide the inspection report, documentation, and fast HVHZ-compliant replacement needed to satisfy insurance requirements and maintain coverage. Learn more on our services page or FAQ page.
A typical single-family tile roof replacement takes 3–5 working days depending on roof size, complexity, and weather. Permitting and inspection scheduling can add 1–2 weeks to the overall timeline. We'll give you a precise schedule during your free inspection.
Don't wait for the next storm to find out what your roof can't handle. Schedule a free inspection today.