Tile Roof Installation
Concrete and clay tile over new underlayment on large Ponte Vedra homes.
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Roofing in Ponte Vedra Beach, from concrete tile to standing seam
Ponte Vedra Beach roofs are larger, steeper and more expensive to get wrong than most. Concrete tile, standing seam metal and designer shingles over big hip roofs, with community review boards that approve every color first.
- Calls answered 24/7
- St. Johns County permits
- HOA and ARC approvals handled
In short
Roofing in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL is mostly concrete tile, standing seam metal and premium shingle on large homes near the ocean. Ponte Vedra Beach is unincorporated, so St. Johns County issues the roof permit, and communities like Sawgrass and Marsh Landing approve colors and materials through their own review committees before that.
Roofs in Ponte Vedra Beach
The roofs of Ponte Vedra Beach
Many homes here are large, with complex hip roofs, multiple valleys, turrets and skylights. Concrete tile is the most common premium covering, followed by standing seam metal near the ocean and heavyweight designer shingles in the golf communities. Every one of those details is a potential leak point, and on a tile roof the underlayment beneath the tile does most of the waterproofing; see tile roof installation.
Big shade trees and ocean humidity also mean algae streaking on shingle and tile alike. Soft washing removes it without the damage a pressure washer does to tile and granules.
Permits
County permits and community review
Ponte Vedra Beach is not a city, so St. Johns County's building department issues the roof permit, using the property's parcel ID to start the application. Before that, most neighborhoods, from Sawgrass and Marsh Landing to Old Ponte Vedra, need their architectural review committee to approve the tile or metal color and profile. We prepare that submittal with product samples and wait for the approval letter before filing with the county.
Roof trouble in Ponte Vedra Beach? We pick up at any hour
Tell us what you are seeing. We will tell you what it likely is and when we can be there.
Weather
Oceanfront wind and salt
East of A1A, homes take onshore wind straight off the Atlantic, and wind uplift is what strips ridge tiles and lifts shingle edges during storms. We re-nail the deck to current code and add a secondary water barrier during a reroof, which is also what wind mitigation inspectors look for. Salt air is the slow threat, so fasteners, flashing and edge metal are corrosion resistant on every job.
Most requested
Roofing work we do most in Ponte Vedra Beach
Tile Roof Repair
Cracked and slipped tiles, and the worn underlayment beneath them.
Read the detailsMetal Roof Installation
Standing seam metal near the ocean, with salt-rated fasteners and trim.
See how it worksWind Mitigation Roof Upgrades
Deck re-nailing and a secondary water barrier during the reroof.
See how it worksRoof Cleaning & Algae Removal
Soft washing algae off tile and shingle without damaging it.
Learn moreSkylight Repair & Replacement
Leaking skylights and their flashing on complex Ponte Vedra roofs.
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Where we roof in Ponte Vedra
We work across Ponte Vedra Beach, from Old Ponte Vedra and the oceanfront along Ponte Vedra Boulevard to Sawgrass, Marsh Landing and Palm Valley along the Intracoastal. North of the county line is Jacksonville Beach, and the rest of the county is on roofing in St. Johns County.
Questions we hear
Roofing questions from Ponte Vedra Beach
St. Johns County does, because Ponte Vedra Beach is unincorporated.
Yes, along with Old Ponte Vedra, Palm Valley and the oceanfront along Ponte Vedra Boulevard.
In most neighborhoods, yes. We submit the tile or metal color and profile and wait for approval before filing the permit.
We do not recommend it. Soft washing removes algae without cracking tile or stripping its finish.
Roof question in Ponte Vedra Beach? Call any hour
Tell us the neighborhood and what you are seeing. Calls are answered 24/7.
