Palm Beach County

From the Intracoastal Waterway estates in east Boca Raton to the barrier-island homes on Palm Beach itself, this stretch of coast takes a direct hit from nearly every Atlantic storm that turns north. The 2004 one-two punch of Frances and Jeanne, followed by Wilma in 2005 and Matthew's close call in 2016, taught Palm Beach County homeowners that proximity to the water doubles the urgency for properly rated protection — and that the wrong product on a $5M Delray waterfront home can void the wind mitigation discount that paid for the project. Coastal design winds in the Town of Palm Beach and along Singer Island reach 170 mph, putting the county on par with HVHZ requirements south of the line.

The contractors serving Palm Beach County understand the architectural review process inside The Sanctuary, Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Admirals Cove, Frenchman's Reserve, and Mizner Park-adjacent estates — places where a visible shutter housing can mean an HOA fine. They also know how to detail roll-downs on Mizner-era homes along Worth Avenue and in El Cid and Old Northwood without damaging stucco that was hand-troweled in 1925, and they're fluent in the Town of Palm Beach Landmarks Preservation Commission submittal process. Expect them to know the Palm Beach County Amendment to the Florida Building Code cold, to be comfortable permitting through the Town of Highland Beach, Town of Manalapan, and Town of Jupiter Inlet Colony, and to coordinate directly with your insurance carrier on the OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation paperwork.