Regency North Island Dune is a 68-unit condominium community in Jensen Beach, Florida. The association engaged our firm after a newly installed roofing system failed prematurely — creating significant water intrusion, inadequate drainage, and non-compliance concerns with Florida Building Code wind provisions.
We were retained to evaluate the failed installation, prepare comprehensive replacement specifications, manage the competitive bid process, design positive drainage and tapered insulation slope plans, and perform phased construction inspections through final certification.
Documented throughout each phase of construction inspection — from tearoff through final certification.
Our involvement spanned the full project lifecycle — from failure investigation through final sealed certification.
Evaluated the failed newly-installed roofing system. Documented deficiencies including inadequate slope, ponding water locations, wind uplift non-compliance, and membrane installation errors.
Prepared comprehensive engineering specifications for the full roof replacement system, including membrane type, insulation requirements, fastening patterns, edge details, and Florida Building Code wind provisions.
Distributed specifications to qualified roofing contractors, reviewed submitted bids, evaluated qualifications, and provided the board with an engineering recommendation for contractor selection.
Designed positive drainage plans including tapered insulation slope configurations across multiple roof planes to eliminate ponding water and meet FBC drainage requirements.
Performed on-site inspections at each critical construction phase — substrate prep, insulation installation, membrane application, and flashing/edge work — documenting compliance at each stage.
Issued a sealed engineering certification upon project completion confirming the roof system was installed in accordance with approved specifications and Florida Building Code wind provisions.
The failed roof system presented multiple deficiencies that required complete removal and replacement under engineering oversight.
The association received a fully engineered, Florida Building Code-compliant roof replacement — backed by phased inspection documentation and a PE-sealed certification. The project resolved all water intrusion issues and provided the board with engineering records suitable for insurance and reserve study purposes.
Our involvement from specification through final certification ensured the contractor was held accountable to proper installation standards at every stage — protecting the association from a repeat of the original failure.
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