T&S Roofing Systems has weathered numerous hurricanes, the Great Recession, and the COVID-19 pandemic while providing quality roofing services in the Miami-Dade area for 20 years.

With the approval, GAF Energy's Timberline Solar meets or exceeds the High Velocity Hurricane Zone requirements of the Florida Building Code standards for safety, wind resistance, and waterproofing.

The new greenfield location is the 10th Beacon has opened this year.

The Miami-Dade NOA represents the latest code approval for Polystick XFR as industry regulatory agencies recognize its ability to meet or exceed standards for superior roof protection.

Designed for use with asphalt shingles, DryRoof SA is lightweight and prevents water intrusion via watertight seals around fasteners and roof penetration points.

Demilec's Heatlok HFO Pro spray polyurethane foam demonstrates compliance with Florida’s High Velocity Hurricane Zone building code standards and is authorized to bear the “Miami Dade Product Control Approved” stamp.

Boral Roofing's Saxony 900 concrete tile is designed to address climate conditions in the Florida region with improved installation techniques for extra durability and resiliency.

Tectum IIIW Roof Deck panels are ideal for use hurricane-prone areas, featuring Miami-Dade NOA Approval, acoustics, insulation, and a nailable surface that accepts wide variety of roofing materials.

ICP Building Solutions Group's con-Deck System is the first of its kind on the market with a Miami-Dade certification.

New low-slope roofing code approvals have been awarded to Polyglass after rigorous third-party testing for wind uplift.