Roofing Contractor in Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Dalton Roofing is a family-owned, Florida-licensed contractor (CCC1330147) serving Palm Beach Gardens and the PGA Boulevard corridor since 2004. We coordinate HOA architectural review board approval, install salt-air-rated materials for Intracoastal-adjacent homes, and pull every permit through the City of Palm Beach Gardens Building Division. Free inspections, no obligation.
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- Lic. CCC1330147
- Family-Owned Since 2004
- 4.8★ · 137 Google Reviews
- 24/7 Storm Response
- English & Español
What Roofing Services Does Dalton Roofing Offer in Palm Beach Gardens?
From premium tile and metal installations to ARB-coordinated replacements and coastal salt-air repairs — every Palm Beach Gardens roofing need handled by our licensed, local crew.

Tile Roofing
Concrete and clay tile is the premier material across Palm Beach Gardens' planned golf communities. We match existing tile profiles, coordinate ARB color approval, and install to Florida Building Code wind-rated standards.
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Metal Roofing
Standing-seam metal is salt-air resistant, energy-efficient, and wind-rated for Florida's coastal high-wind requirements. We confirm HOA-approved finishes before installation begins.
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Storm Damage & Emergency Repair
Our 24/7 emergency team responds fast — assessing damage, tarping exposed areas, and starting your insurance claim the same day the storm clears.
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Full Roof Replacement
We manage the full project — Building Division permit pull, HOA/ARB documentation, tear-off, installation, and final inspection.
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Roof Repairs & Inspections
Salt-air corrosion, wind-lifted tiles, and storm-related leaks are common in this area. We diagnose and fix problems fast, with written reports for insurers and home sales.
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Insurance Claims Assistance
Florida homeowner policies typically cover wind and storm damage. We document your roof damage and communicate directly with your adjuster.
Free inspection →Does My Palm Beach Gardens HOA Require Roof Approval?
Many communities along the PGA Boulevard corridor require HOA architectural review board (ARB) approval of roofing color, material, and profile before any project begins — and violations can mean mandatory removal at your expense. Dalton Roofing handles the full process so your project clears review the first time.
- ARB documentation prepared and submitted on your behalf
- Materials selected from your community's approved list
- City of Palm Beach Gardens Building Division permits pulled for you
- Florida Building Code coastal high-wind installation standards
How Does Salt Air Affect Roofs Near the Intracoastal Waterway?
Homes on the east side of Palm Beach Gardens near the Intracoastal Waterway face meaningful salt-air exposure that accelerates corrosion on metal fasteners, flashing, and certain roofing materials. We select fasteners, underlayments, and roofing systems rated for coastal environments, and recommend inspection intervals appropriate to your home's distance from the water — catching corrosion early prevents much larger repairs down the road.
Who Pulls Roofing Permits in Palm Beach Gardens?
Roofing permits in Palm Beach Gardens are issued by the City of Palm Beach Gardens Building Division. As a Florida State Certified Roofing Contractor (License #CCC1330147), we pull all required permits on your behalf and coordinate inspections through the Building Division — so you never have to navigate the process yourself. All work is fully permitted and inspected to Florida Building Code requirements.
How Fast Do You Respond to Storm Damage in Palm Beach Gardens?
Palm Beach Gardens sits well within South Florida's hurricane corridor, and HOA communities often have tight timelines for addressing visible damage. Our emergency team runs a 24/7 storm response line for assessment, tarping, and insurance-claim coordination from the day the storm clears.
Trusted by Homeowners Across Northern Palm Beach County
“Dalton Roofing was a great company to work with. The employees were courteous, they made sure to protect all areas of our home while work was being done. Our roof looks great and was done in a timely manner. I would definitely recommend!”
“Very happy with their work. They replaced the 80 roof tiles as agreed, but what impressed me most is that they took care of additional issues that were not part of the original quote and repaired the corbels in the front of the house. They even offered to come back and paint the corbels at no charge. It is rare to find a company that goes the extra mile like this. I would definitely use them again.”
“Great experience from start to finish. The roofing team was professional, punctual, and paid close attention to detail. The quality of the work exceeded expectations, and they left everything clean and spotless. Highly recommend for anyone needing reliable and top-notch roofing services.”
Do You Serve My Palm Beach Gardens Neighborhood?
Palm Beach Gardens (ZIP codes 33410, 33418), the PGA Boulevard corridor, North Palm Beach, Juno Beach, Lake Park, and the rest of northern Palm Beach County — plus every other community we serve across the Treasure Coast and Palm Beach County.
Roof Financing Available
Flexible financing options for qualified homeowners and commercial property owners — a needed roof shouldn't have to wait.
Palm Beach Gardens Roofing Questions — Answered
Straight answers about roofing in Palm Beach Gardens and northern Palm Beach County from a contractor who knows this market.
Is Dalton Roofing licensed to work in Palm Beach Gardens?
Do you handle HOA architectural review board approval for Palm Beach Gardens roofing projects?
How does salt air affect roofs on the east side of Palm Beach Gardens?
Who pulls the roofing permit in Palm Beach Gardens?
Do you offer free roof inspections in Palm Beach Gardens?
Ready for an HOA-Ready Roof Done Right?
Family-owned since 2004, licensed CCC1330147, and on call 24/7 for storm damage. Get your free Palm Beach Gardens inspection today.