Service Areas in Pompano Beach

The city's own property map puts South Andrews at the top of the list with about 4.86 million square feet of buildings, with Powerline Industrial and Gateway Lakes next in line, each holding millions of square feet of its own. Park Central and the Central 95 corridor sit along I-95, and the Atlantic Business Center runs along West Atlantic Boulevard. Across these parks, large low-slope warehouse roofs dominate, and the rooftop equipment and drain lines on them do much to decide how well they age.

Other parts of Pompano Beach carry different roof types. Within Pompano Beach, the city-owned Air Park has hangars and shops that support flight training, aircraft maintenance and the Goodyear blimp base. The city identifies South Dixie Highway Corridor as a redevelopment target area from SW 2nd Street to Copans Road. Separately, The Pomp is a planned 223-acre mixed-use project around the casino, while a planned downtown adds another set of future roofing decisions. Along the shore, salt air changes the story again.

Roofs near the ocean live a different life. The A1A Ocean Boulevard Corridor, a 6-acre beachfront redevelopment around the Fisher Family Pier, faces salt air and direct wind exposure on the city's roughly three miles of beach, and both shorten the life of fasteners, flashing and edge metal. The same is true at Lighthouse Point, which reaches the ocean through Hillsboro Inlet, and at Hillsboro Beach, where A1A is the only main public road. Coatings, corrosion-resistant metal and a closer maintenance schedule do most of the work in these places.

Fort Lauderdale carries marine businesses, airport buildings and Port Everglades. Deerfield Beach has a major corporate campus and a trauma hospital, and Sunrise has Sawgrass Mills and an arena. We also work in Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, Plantation, Davie, Hollywood, Boca Raton and the waterfront towns along A1A, and the approach to each roof starts the same way, with a walk and a conversation.

How quickly can a crew reach us after a storm?

Interstate 95 and the Turnpike both cross Pompano Beach, and several industrial parks cluster along the I-95 and Powerline Road side of the city, which keeps the drive short for a crew heading to a leak. We prioritize leaks and open roofs first when several calls come in after the same storm.

Do you work outside the city limits?

Yes, across Broward and into southern Palm Beach County. If your building is a little farther out, call and we will tell you whether we can get there.

Do you take calls outside Pompano Beach?

Yes. We serve Broward and nearby southern Palm Beach County communities. Share the building address and roof issue, and we will confirm dispatch.

What should a business park manager arrange before a roof visit?

Set a roof-access contact, note any gate or escort rules, and flag delivery hours or active operations. We will plan the walkthrough around them.