Shingle Roof Replacement in Boynton Beach, FL

Boynton Beach, FL · South Florida

Location

Boynton Beach, FL

Property

Residential

Service

Replacement

System

Shingle

Completed

May 2026

Duration

1 Month

Project Overview

A full asphalt shingle roof replacement for a single-family home in Boynton Beach. The worn roof was removed down to the deck and rebuilt with a fresh architectural shingle system built for Palm Beach County's sun, rain and coastal storm exposure.

The Challenge

Where the roof started

So close to the coast, wind uplift and wind-driven rain are the biggest threats to a shingle roof. The focus here was a fully sealed underlayment and high-wind fastening so the roof stays watertight through storm season.

The existing deck was inspected and any soft sheathing replaced

A continuous secondary moisture barrier was installed beneath the shingles

Every shingle course was fastened to the high-wind nailing pattern

Scope Of Work

What we did

Full tear-off of the existing roof and inspection of the deck

Replacement of damaged sheathing and installation of a self-adhering waterproof underlayment

New drip edge, valley metal and flashing at all roof penetrations

Installation of architectural (dimensional) asphalt shingles to high-wind spec

Ridge-vent installation and a final quality and clean-up inspection

Materials & System

What was installed

Architectural (dimensional) asphalt shingles

Self-adhering modified-bitumen underlayment

Galvanized drip edge and valley flashing

Ridge ventilation system

Gallery

On the roof

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The Result

A clean, storm-ready shingle roof for a Boynton Beach home

The completed roof restores the home's curb appeal with a crisp, uniform shingle finish while delivering a fully sealed, wind-rated assembly ready for South Florida's rainy season and summer storms.

Project FAQ

Questions about this project

How do I know if I need a new roof or just a repair?

If shingles are widely curling, cracking or missing and leaks keep returning, a full replacement usually costs less over time than repeated repairs.

Can a new roof help with home insurance in Florida?

Often yes, a new, code-compliant roof with proper wind ratings can improve insurability and may qualify for premium credits after a wind-mitigation inspection.