A licensed general and roofing contractor, working on Broward property since 2006.
Down to bare deck.
Old tile and underlayment stripped off completely. This is the first honest look at a roof's condition — and the only point at which the decking can be properly assessed.
Photographed by drone so the homeowner sees the whole roof, not one corner from a ladder.
New plywood decking.
Fresh CDX across the roof, to Florida code minimum 19/32in and nailed 6in on-center at the panel edges.
Nothing on this slide is visible in the finished photograph. That is exactly why we take it.
Underlayment down, tile staged on the roof.
The membrane is the waterproofing. The tile protects it from sun and impact.
A second tile replacement, start to finish.
One damp patch near a window.
The wet area above a stain is always larger than the stain.
Rebuilt, then closed up.
The homeowner's own tiles went back on at the end.
Flagged by the insurer's drone survey.
Matched profiles sourced, membrane patched beneath, ridge re-pointed.
Tear-off to finished.
Six nails per shingle, per Broward code.
Colour is the part you choose.
Code decides the underlayment, the decking and the nailing pattern.
Six finished metal roofs.
Ask any contractor to show you the NOA number for the panel they are quoting.
Tapered insulation to finished cap sheet.
Ponding water is a slope problem, not a membrane problem.
Hurricane impact windows & doors
Roughly $800–$1,400 per window, or $10,000–$25,000 for a whole home. They also change how a house feels day to day — the street noise drops away, and the insurance conversation gets easier.
PGT Custom Windows + Doors · CGI · ES Windows / Tecnoglass · Eastern Architectural Systems · Custom Window Systems · ECO Window Systems · EMC
A finished roof looks the same either way. That's the whole reason we photograph the middle.
Drone survey first
Free, where conditions allow. You see your own roof before anyone quotes on it — and you have a dated record if you ever file a claim.
Photographed as we go
Decking, framing, underlayment and flashing — all photographed before they're covered. If we find worse than expected, you see it that day.
One coordinator
Every job is run by a SafeTech project coordinator and inspected by us before your final walkthrough. One person owns the outcome.
Permits & HOA handled
We pull the permits and prepare the HOA submittals, colour selections included. Uplift and pull testing per TAS-105 and TAS-106 where required.
Four things you get in writing.
Workmanship warranty on full roof replacements.
Workmanship warranty on repairs, covering the specific area repaired.
Manufacturer material coverage, where the manufacturer offers it.
Contractor Directorii deposit protection, included on every registered project. Optional $250,000 full coverage for 2.5% of the contract.
Materials installed: GAF · Owens Corning · CertainTeed · Malarkey · IKO · Westlake Royal Building Products · Eagle Roofing Products · Crown Roof Tiles · Polyglass · Carlisle · Johns Manville
5.0 on Google, in their words.
"We recently completed a tile roof replacement in Pembroke Pines and the entire process went smoothly. The crew was professional, kept the property clean, and communicated with us throughout the project."
Tile roof replacement · Pembroke Pines"SafeTech did a great job on our tile roof replacement. They helped with submitting documents to the HOA, color selection, and handled all the permits with the city."
Roof replacement · HOA & permits handled"Thank you for replacing my roof in Hollywood — love the color. Good communication, smooth process from the beginning to the end."
Roof replacement · Hollywood