
Condominium & Association Roof Replacement · Collier County
Condo & Association Roof Replacement in Naples, FL
- 156 Naples-area buildings re-roofed
- GAF Certified
- Licensed & Insured
- Xactimate Documentation
Proven On The Ground
Communities We've Roofed Near Naples
Coach Homes 2
Tile- Scope
- 22 buildings
- Roofing
- 2,057 squares
The largest phase of Coach Homes — 22 buildings of tile roofing at the Bay Association.
View the case studyCoach Homes 3
Tile- Scope
- 15 buildings
- Roofing
- 1,402 squares
15 buildings of tile roofing — the final phase of the Bay Association Coach Homes.
View the case studyCoach Homes 1
Tile- Scope
- 9 buildings
- Roofing
- 842 squares
9 buildings of tile roofing at Coach Homes 1 in the Bay Association.
View the case studyRoyal Arms
Flat Roofing- Scope
- 56 buildings
56 buildings, whole-association re-roof. Flat roofs + shingle mansards + standing seam mansards.
View the case studyRoyal Bay Villas
Flat Roofing- Scope
- 40 buildings
40 buildings with TPO flat roofs and standing seam mansards in Naples.
View the case studyColonial Links
Tile- Scope
- 14 buildings
14-building community re-roof at Colonial Links in Naples.
View the case studyThe Compliance Picture
What Naples Associations Face
Naples associations pull roofing permits through the Collier County Building Plan Review & Permitting office. On a multi-building association that usually means a separate permit and inspection cycle per structure, which is exactly why a large replacement has to be scheduled as a program rather than a single job.
Under Florida's SB 4-D, condominium buildings three stories and taller must fully fund their roof reserves and can no longer waive that funding, and every affected association must complete a Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) that puts the roof on a documented replacement schedule. A milestone inspection is triggered at 25 years for buildings within three miles of the coast and 30 years inland — a threshold many Gulf-adjacent Naples communities are approaching now.
Florida's 25% rule also matters when a board is deciding between repair and replacement: once storm or age-related damage crosses roughly a quarter of a roof section, code can require that section be brought up to current standards rather than patched. We document the actual damaged percentage with Xactimate so the board's decision is defensible to owners, an insurer, and the reserve study alike.
Funding The Reserve
Maintenance That Funds Your Next Roof.
Armor Shield gives your board documented annual maintenance plus a Roof Savings Account that credits your fees toward future replacement — turning a recurring line item into a growing reserve while SB 4-D raises the pressure to fully fund one.
- Documented Annual Inspections
- Roof Savings Account Credit
- Priority Storm Response
The Record
Communities On The Record
We re-roofed all 22 buildings at Coach Homes 2 — 2,057 squares of tile. See the case study →
We re-roofed all 15 buildings at Coach Homes 3 — 1,402 squares of tile. See the case study →
We re-roofed all 9 buildings at Coach Homes 1 — 842 squares of tile. See the case study →
We re-roofed all 56 buildings at Royal Arms. See the case study →
Board Questions
Questions Boards Ask Us
How do you phase a replacement across dozens of buildings?
Reserve funding vs. a special assessment — which pays for it?
Do owners have to move out during the tear-off?
How does SB 4-D change the timing of our replacement?
Board & Property-Manager Intake
Request a Proposal for Your Naples Association
Prefer to talk it through first? Call (239) 766-6613.
Give Your Naples Board a Roof Partner That Shows Up.
Multi-building coordination, board-ready documentation, and storm-day priority.
