Building your future, one brick at a time.
Building your future, one brick at a time.
#1 Roofing service in Florida construction
Residential Construction
Residential Construction
Residential Construction
Roof Maintenance and Cleaning
We help identify and repair roof issues before they become serious problems.
The majority of roof leaks that occur to home and business in Boynton Beach result due to a lack of maintenance and repairs. With annual maintenance, your roof can remain watertight, have a longer service life, looking great, and maintain its manufacturer’s warranty. As a reminder, you should not work on your roof alone, rather, hire a licensed professional that is qualified to repair your type of roof system.
Is Your Roof at Risk of Failure?
Visible leaks, ceiling stains, mold smells, and temperature inconsistencies inside of your home or office could mean your roofing system is experiencing water intrusion.spaces.
Fast, Reliable Service We understand the urgency of roof repairs. Our team acts quickly to assess and address your roofing needs, minimizing disruption to your daily life.
Tailored Repair Solutions We recognize that each roof has its unique challenges. Our solutions are customized to your specific situation, ensuring the best possible outcome for your roof.
Commercial Roofing
Residential Construction
Residential Construction
Our Full Range of Commercial Roofing
Regardless of your commercial roofing needs, we offer the construction you’re looking for, including:
- Built-Up Roofing – Built-up roofing (BUR) is crafted from multiple layers of roofing plies that are sandwiched between an adhesive and surfaced with a protective coating. This solid construction performs beautifully on flat and low-slope roofs.
- Coal Tar Pitch – Coal tar pitch roofing is an extremely durable kind of BUR construction that works especially well on flat roofs where water tends to collect, and that boasts low maintenance and low cost over its lifecycle.
- Modified Bitumen Roofing – Modified bitumen roofing is a modernized BUR system that employs polymer and asphalt reinforced by fiberglass, creating a strong, flexible membrane that is especially well suited to roofs with low slopes.
- Single-Ply Roofing – Single-ply roofing uses expansive sheets of roofing material that minimize seams and the risks associated with installations requiring torches and hot asphalt.
- Sheet Metal Fabrication Roofing – Sheet metal fabrication roofing is metal sheeting that’s fabricated
Residential Roofing
Residential Construction
Residential Roofing
Shingle Roofs
More than three-quarters of all residential roofs throughout the nation are topped with shingles, and this is a testament to their dependability and weather resistance. Shingles have a two-part construction that includes a base of fiberglass or cellulose with a granulated topcoat. Shingle roofs have a lifespan of 10 to 12 years.
Tile Roofs
Roof tiles are constructed of natural materials, and they come in a wide range of styles, colors, textures, and shapes. Tile roofs can last more than 20 years, and they are up to the task of withstanding nearly any kind of weather.
Metal Roofs
Metal roofs are as durable as they are energy efficient. While these roofs tend to cost more upfront, they can save money in the long run and can add to your home’s resale value. When properly maintained, a metal roof can last from 30 to 40 years, which is the longest lifespan of any roofing system.
Flat Roofs
Flat roofs employ a light-colored mineral surface that deflects heat and, as a result, cuts energy expenses. These roofs are an excellent value that affords all the following advantages:
- Both a base and a cap sheet that serve as a dual water barrier
- A lifespan of from 10 to 20 years
- A relatively safe and efficient installation process
Residential Construction
- Smart Technology: Incorporate smart fixtures, such as touchless faucets, heated floors, and smart mirrors with built-in lighting and defogging capabilities.
- Spa-like Features: Create a relaxing atmosphere with features like rainfall showerheads, freestanding tubs, and ambient lighting.
- Sustainable Choices: Opt for eco-friendly materials and fixtures, such as low-flow toilets and energy-efficient lighting, to reduce your environmental impact.
- Open Concept Designs: Consider removing walls to create a more spacious and airy feel, allowing for a seamless flow between the washroom and adjoining spaces.
Commercial Construction
Budgeting: Establishing a clear budget is crucial. It’s important to account for all potential costs, including materials, labor, permits, and unexpected expenses.
- Design and Planning: Collaborating with architects and designers can help create a functional and aesthetically pleasing space that aligns with the brand identity.
- Permits and Regulations: Understanding local building codes and obtaining necessary permits is essential to avoid legal issues during and after the renovation process.
- Timeline: Setting a realistic timeline for the renovation project
Renovations
Residential Renovations
Kitchen Remodeling
Transform your kitchen into a modern culinary haven. We provide services that include cabinet installation, countertop upgrades, and appliance integration to create a functional and stylish space.
Bathroom Renovations
Revitalize your bathroom with our comprehensive renovation services. From installing new fixtures to complete redesigns, we ensure your bathroom is both beautiful and practical.
Living Space Enhancements
Whether it’s a living room, bedroom, or basement, we can help you maximize
Project Management
Key Concepts in Project Management
1. Project Lifecycle
The project lifecycle consists of several phases, typically including initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, and closure. Each phase has distinct activities and deliverables that contribute to the overall success of the project.
2. Project Scope
Defining the project scope is essential for setting clear objectives and expectations. It involves identifying the deliverables, tasks, and boundaries of the project to prevent scope creep and ensure that all stakeholders are aligned.
3. Time Management
Effective time management is critical for keeping projects on track. This includes creating a project schedule, setting deadlines, and allocating resources efficiently to meet milestones.
Custom Homes
Personalization
One of the most significant advantages of custom homes is the ability to personalize every detail. Homeowners can select everything from the layout and finishes to energy-efficient features, ensuring that the home meets their specific needs and preferences.
Quality Control
Custom home builders often prioritize quality over quantity, leading to superior craftsmanship and materials. Homeowners can work closely with builders to ensure that every element of the home meets their standards.
Location Flexibility
Custom homes can be built on a variety of lots, allowing homeowners to choose the perfect location that suits their lifestyle. Whether it's a serene countryside setting or a bustling urban environment, the choice is theirs.
Swimming pool
- Increased Property Value: A renovated pool can significantly enhance the value of your property, making it more attractive to potential buyers.
- Improved Safety: Upgrading safety features can provide peace of mind for you and your family.
- Enhanced Aesthetics: A modernized pool can create a more inviting and enjoyable outdoor space.
- Energy Efficiency: New equipment and features can lead to lower energy costs and a reduced environmental footprint.
- Customization: Renovation allows you to tailor the pool to your specific needs and preferences, creating a personalized retreat.
After Dubai Now in Florida Affordable Housing
Our vision Affordable Housing
WHAT IS AFFORDABLE HOUSING
Income Restricted Affordable housing is defined in terms of the income of the people living in the home. The household must be income eligible. Income eligibility is defined in terms of area median income, adjusted for household size
Extremely low-income describes a household at or below 30% of area median income • Very low-income describes a household at or below 50% of area median income • Low-income describes a household at or below 80% of area median income • Moderate-income describes a household at or below 120% (and sometimes, 140%) of area median income (at or below 100% of median income for federal programs)