Saul Roofing and Sheet Metal LLC

Saul Roofing specializes in metal work—fabrication, installation, and repair—from North Lauderdale. The company handles residential and commercial projects across Broward County, with in-house sheet metal capabilities that most roofing contractors don't offer. Custom fabrication matters when standard parts don't fit. Unusual roof geometries, non-standard flashings, specialty trim pieces—Saul's shop can produce what projects require rather than forcing compromises with off-the-shelf components. This capability is especially valuable for repairs on older buildings where original materials are no longer available. Storm damage restoration keeps the schedule full during hurricane season. Wind peels back metal roofing and tears off trim. Water enters through damaged sections. Saul responds with emergency repairs and permanent solutions—often fabricating replacement parts that match existing installations. Beyond storm work, the company handles planned metal roof installations and the shingle work that constitutes most residential projects. Not every roof needs metal—when it does, Saul provides quality installation. When shingles make more sense, the company handles those projects too. The recommendation fits the building. Metal roofing in South Florida faces particular challenges. Salt air corrodes inferior fasteners and unsuitable metals. Hurricane winds test every attachment point. UV exposure is intense year-round. Saul's experience with these conditions informs material selection and installation techniques. The company employs its own crews and maintains its own fabrication shop. That vertical integration provides quality control and flexibility that outsourcing can't match. Full licensing and insurance are maintained. Metal work requires proper credentials—the equipment and techniques involved create risks that insurance coverage addresses. Most business comes from referrals. Quality metal work is visible and distinctive. When neighbors see installations holding up through hurricane seasons, they ask who did the work.