One contractor. Semi-annual inspections. Board-ready written reports. Priority emergency response. Built for Florida property managers who are done managing roofing crises.
Get Your Portfolio Covered → 786-696-4829Spring inspection before hurricane season. Fall inspection after storm season ends. Full membrane, seam, flashing, drain, and penetration assessment each visit.
Board-ready documentation delivered after every inspection. Condition ratings, identified concerns, recommended actions, and timestamped photos of each roof section. You have proof you're ahead of it.
Service agreement clients go to the front of the line. 48-hour emergency response guarantee. One call gets you to the top of the schedule — not the back.
Every inspection logged and archived. Builds a complete condition record for your properties. Supports insurance claims. Shows boards and ownership a pattern of proactive management.
At each inspection we evaluate whether your roof is a candidate for coating restoration — extending life 15+ years at 50-75% less than replacement. We tell you when it makes sense to coat instead of replace.
Small repairs identified during inspection — minor seam separations, flashing touch-ups, drain clearing — handled at the time of inspection. Threshold and specific inclusions defined in your agreement.
A seam separation caught at inspection costs $800–$2,000 to repair. The same failure discovered during a rainstorm with water inside the building runs $4,000–$12,000 — before interior damage costs.
The property manager with a written inspection report and photos walks into a board meeting with evidence of proactive management. The one without it spends the meeting explaining problems.
Not a different vendor for every property or every problem. One contractor who knows your buildings, your standards, and your board's expectations.
A pre-storm inspection report on file before June 1 puts you ahead of the conversation — regardless of what the season brings. No surprises. No "why didn't we know about this?"
A contractor who disappears mid-project, fails to respond at 3 AM, or creates change orders out of nowhere damages your credibility with building ownership. One bad roofing call follows you.
A documented service record supports insurance claims, due diligence reviews during property sales, and refinancing appraisals. Buildings with documented maintenance histories perform better in these processes.
Use a written commercial roof maintenance plan when ownership needs clear inspection cadence, leak-response rules, and budget structure, not just a vague promise to keep an eye on it.
We inspect your properties, document current condition, and build a baseline record. You understand the starting point for every building before you sign anything.
Full condition assessment. Membrane, seams, flashings, penetrations, drains. Written report with photos delivered within 5 business days.
Report in hand, you present to the board before hurricane season with documentation showing the roof is assessed, identified concerns are addressed, and your contractor is certified and responsive.
Post-hurricane-season assessment. Updated condition report. Any storm-related damage identified and documented for insurance purposes while it's still attributable to storm events.
Service agreement clients get priority scheduling any time. Active leak or post-storm emergency — one call, 48-hour response. Your properties don't wait at the back of the line.
Fort Myers · Cape Coral · Bonita Springs · Estero · Lehigh Acres · Sanibel · Fort Myers Beach
Naples · Marco Island · Immokalee · Golden Gate · Ave Maria · Pelican Bay
Port Charlotte · Punta Gorda · Englewood · North Port
Sarasota · Bradenton · Venice · Osprey
Large portfolio agreements available statewide. Call to discuss coverage and logistics for multi-county portfolios.
Every inspection produces written condition records you can actually use in meetings, insurance files, and capital planning discussions.
Agreement clients are not scrambling to find a roofer after the storm. They already have one and already know the process.
Routine inspection history gives you better decision timing, instead of making a six-figure call in panic mode after interior damage starts.
Use this when you need deeper diagnostics, moisture scans, or documentation for ownership and insurance files.
For leak response, targeted repairs, and keeping small failures from turning into capital events.
When the roof is still recoverable and you want a lower-cost life extension path instead of immediate replacement.
Use this when recurring service history is turning into a real budget and timing discussion with ownership or the board.
For properties that need a stronger pre-storm and post-storm response plan, documentation, and dry-in support when weather hits.
The bigger picture page covering inspection reporting, portfolio support, and board/insurer documentation.
Useful when a local owner or board wants to move from portfolio planning into a Naples-specific bid or scope discussion.
Use this when the service agreement conversation turns into storm recovery, reroof planning, or Lee County asset support.
you manage multiple buildings, need board-ready reporting, want priority response, or know the roof cannot be allowed to drift until the next leak event.
you need a single diagnostic snapshot for due diligence, insurance, recertification, or a near-term capital decision before deciding on ongoing coverage.
the problem is isolated and ownership is not asking for recurring documentation, response guarantees, or condition tracking across time.
Semi-annual inspections, written photo reports, documented condition tracking, priority response, and minor repair coverage based on the agreement structure and roof condition.
At least twice a year for most commercial properties, usually before and after hurricane season. Leak-prone or aging roofs may need tighter inspection cycles.
Yes. Catching seams, drains, flashings, and moisture issues early usually creates better repair or restoration timing and avoids panic replacement decisions.
Call us to discuss a custom service agreement for your portfolio. We'll tell you what it costs, what it covers, and what it looks like at your next board meeting.
📞 Call 786-696-4829Ocean Group Construction holds Florida Certified Roofing Contractor license CCC1332364 and General Contractor license CGC1504639. We are manufacturer-certified by GAF, Carlisle, Versico, Firestone, Sika, Tremco, and Soprema. Service agreements include inspection, report, and priority scheduling. Specific repair inclusions, scheduling terms, and multi-property pricing are defined in individual agreements. Contact us for a custom proposal.