Roofing in Palm Beach Gardens, from our shop on RCA Boulevard

Most homes in this area wear barrel tile or concrete S-tile sitting on a wood deck and an underlayment layer beneath. People assume the tile gives out first. In our experience the underlayment goes long before the tile does. Year-round sun dries it brittle, heavy summer rain pushes at the seams, and somewhere past the decade mark a roof that looks perfect from the street can be quietly weeping at the flashings.

We open this up almost every week. The honest answer to the most common question we hear, why is my tile roof leaking when the tiles look fine, is that the waterproofing underneath has aged out even though the surface still looks new. That is why we inspect what is under the tile, not just the tile itself.

Here is something that sets us apart. Leo Roofing holds dual Florida licensing as both a certified building contractor and a certified roofing contractor. In plain English, we can handle the framing, decking, and structural work under your roof, not only the surface on top. Many roofing companies have to stop and call in a separate builder the moment they find rotted trusses or a soft deck. We keep the project moving under one roof, one crew, one point of responsibility.

That same thoroughness pays off at renewal time. A lot of homes here are reaching the fifteen to twenty-year window when insurers start asking for wind mitigation reports and roof condition letters. We document that paperwork during routine inspections so it is on file before your renewal notice arrives, and that single report has saved our customers real money.