Millennium Makeover Inc.: Licensed South Florida Roofer
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TL;DR: Millennium Makeover is a licensed South Florida roofing contractor (CCC1326328) operating since 2004, serving Palm Beach County homeowners and businesses with residential and commercial roofing, repairs, and storm response. We are family-owned, locally based, and not the fly-by-night crew that shows up after a storm and disappears before the permit closes.
Is Millennium Makeover Inc. the Roofer You Are Looking For?
If you searched "millennium roofing llc" and ended up here, a quick clarification is worth your time: the DBPR record for license CCC1326328 lists Millennium Makeover Inc., not Millennium Roofing LLC. Millennium Makeover is the licensed roofing company serving Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, and Lake Worth. Our Florida contractor license number is CCC1326328. You can verify that directly in the Florida DBPR license record. That number is public record. If you're looking at any roofing company and they can't produce a license number you can actually look up, walk away.
I started this business in 2004 with the idea that South Florida homeowners deserved a roofer who would show up, do the work correctly, pull the proper permits, and still be around years later when questions come up. That's still the whole model.
We are a family-owned operation, not a franchise, not a national chain with a local phone number, and not a seasonal outfit that drives down from Georgia after a hurricane. Every job we take on gets handled by our own licensed crews.
What We Do: The Full Scope of Work
The short version is that we handle roofing from the ground up, on both residential and commercial properties. But it helps to be specific, because "roofing" means very different things depending on what's on your building.
Residential Roofing
For homeowners, we do full residential roof replacements across all the major material types common in South Florida. That includes:
- Tile roofs. Concrete and clay tile are the dominant materials in Palm Beach County neighborhoods. We install and repair both. If your tile roof is 20-plus years old and showing underlayment failures, that's a full system, not just a surface swap. Read more about tile roof systems.
- Metal roofs. Standing seam and metal shingle systems have gotten more popular here over the last decade, and for good reason. They hold up in wind events better than most materials and carry long warranties. We cover the details on metal roofing options.
- Shingle roofs. Architectural shingles are common on older homes and in certain communities. We install and replace them. Not every neighborhood allows a material change, so permit review matters before you pick a system. Shingle roofing details are here.
Commercial Roofing
Flat and low-slope roofing on commercial buildings is a different animal from residential work. The membrane systems, drainage requirements, and inspection protocols are distinct. We handle commercial roofing for strip centers, warehouses, multi-family buildings, and small office properties throughout Palm Beach County.
Roof Repairs
Not every problem is a full replacement. Cracked tiles, failed flashing around a chimney or skylight, storm-lifted shingles, or a slow leak at a pipe boot are all things we repair without trying to upsell you into a new roof. If the roof has serviceable life left, a repair is the right call. Our roof repair services cover most of what comes up between full replacements.
Gutters
Gutters are part of the roofing system in South Florida whether people think of them that way or not. Improper drainage off a roofline causes fascia rot, soffit damage, and foundation erosion. We install and replace gutters as part of roofing projects or as standalone work. See our gutter services for specifics.
Storm Response
After a named storm or a severe weather event, we do emergency tarping, damage assessments, and the actual repair or replacement work that follows. Our Hurricane Storm Center has guidance on what to do immediately after storm damage and how to navigate the insurance process without getting taken.
Want to know what your roof actually needs? Get a free estimate
Why It Matters That We're Actually Local
This is where I get a little blunt, because I have watched this problem repeat itself for twenty years.
After every major storm in South Florida, roofing companies materialize from out of state. They drive through neighborhoods, knock on doors, and offer free inspections and rock-bottom prices. Some of them are not licensed in Florida. Most of them pull permits slowly or not at all. A significant portion of them collect deposits and move on before the work is done or done properly. Florida has entire statutes written around this problem because it keeps happening.
A local contractor has skin in the game. My license, my reputation, and my business are all tied to the same zip codes where I'm working. If I do bad work on a roof in Boynton Beach, that follows me in a community where people talk to each other. That accountability structure doesn't exist for an out-of-state crew that blows through after a storm.
When you're evaluating any roofing contractor, including us, the checklist is straightforward. Verify their Florida license on the DBPR site. Confirm they carry general liability and workers' compensation insurance. Ask whether they pull their own permits or use a third-party permit puller. And check that they have a real local address, not just a phone number with a local area code.
For a more detailed breakdown of what to look for, our post on how to choose a roofing contractor in South Florida covers all of it.
What We Don't Know About Your Specific Situation
Every homeowner who searches for us has a different situation, and I'd be doing you a disservice by pretending this article answers your specific question.
We don't know from a web search whether your roof needs a repair or a full replacement, what the current condition of your underlayment is, whether your gutters are draining properly, or whether a recent storm caused hidden damage that hasn't shown up as an interior leak yet. Those questions require someone physically on your roof.
Something else worth flagging: Florida's building code requirements and insurance carrier expectations for roofing work have been shifting. The Florida Building Code edition in effect at the time of your permit application determines requirements. Ask your contractor and building department which reroof rules apply before committing to a scope of work.
We also don't know what material makes the most sense for your home without looking at the structure, your HOA covenants if applicable, and your priorities around cost versus longevity. What we do know is that this is a significant purchase and rushing it based on incomplete information is how people end up with regrets.
What To Do If You Want To Work With Us
The starting point for almost everyone is an estimate. We offer a free instant estimate that gets you a ballpark based on your address and some basic information about your roof. It's not a substitute for an in-person assessment, but it gives you a reasonable number to start your planning.
If you're past the ballpark stage and want someone out to look at the roof and give you a real proposal, use our quote request form or call us directly. We serve Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, and Lake Worth, and the surrounding communities throughout Palm Beach County.
If you're dealing with storm damage right now and need to move quickly, go to the Hurricane Storm Center first. There's guidance there on emergency steps, documentation for insurance, and how to reach us for urgent work.
You can also look at finished projects in our project gallery to get a sense of the quality and variety of work we do. That's usually more useful than reading about it.
We have been doing this work in South Florida since 2004. Our current license record is available through Florida DBPR. Our commitment to doing the work correctly remains. If you have a roof question, we're here to answer it straight.
Want to know what your roof actually needs?
Millennium Makeover has been roofing South Florida homes and businesses since 2004. Get a straight, no-pressure estimate from a licensed local crew (CCC1326328).
Frequently asked questions
Is Millennium Makeover Inc. licensed in Florida?
Yes. Our Florida contractor license number is CCC1326328. You can verify it directly on the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation website at myfloridalicense.com. DBPR records show this certified roofing contractor license was issued February 16, 2005. The company says it has served South Florida since 2004.
What areas does Millennium Roofing serve in South Florida?
We primarily serve Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, and Lake Worth, along with the surrounding communities throughout Palm Beach County. If you're unsure whether we cover your area, reach out and we'll let you know quickly.
Does Millennium Roofing handle both residential and commercial roofing?
Yes. We work on single-family homes, townhomes, and condos on the residential side, and strip centers, warehouses, multi-family buildings, and small office properties on the commercial side. The material systems and permit requirements differ, and we have experience with both.
Do you offer emergency roofing services after a storm?
Yes. After storm events we provide emergency tarping, damage assessments, and the repair or replacement work that follows. Our Hurricane Storm Center has guidance on immediate steps to take after storm damage and how to document the damage for insurance purposes.
How do I get a price estimate from Millennium Roofing?
You can start with our free instant estimate online, which gives you a ballpark based on your property address and basic roof information. For a detailed proposal that accounts for your specific roof condition and material options, request a quote and we will schedule an in-person assessment.
Why should I be cautious about storm-chaser roofing companies after a hurricane?
Out-of-state roofing crews often arrive after major storms, sometimes without valid Florida licenses or proper insurance. They may collect deposits and leave before work is completed or inspected. A locally licensed contractor with a permanent business address has ongoing accountability that traveling crews do not.
