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How to Verify Millennium Makeover, Inc. Before Roofing Work

Dave the Estimator
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How to Verify Millennium Makeover, Inc. Before Roofing Work
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Millennium Makeover, Inc. is the legal roofing business associated with this website. Florida DBPR identifies Jon Andrew Watkins and Millennium Makeover, Inc. under Certified Roofing Contractor license CCC1326328.

Separate incorporation from roofing history

Florida corporate records show that the corporation was filed in 2004. The state roofing license and BBB business-start record date to 2005, so the precise public description is “licensed since 2005.”

Verify license CCC1326328 with Florida DBPR and review the Florida corporate record.

Check credentials precisely

GAF lists Millennium Makeover, Inc. as a GAF Certified™ Commercial Contractor. Product approval, warranty eligibility and installation requirements depend on the selected system and written documents, so confirm those project-specific terms in the proposal.

Palm Beach County is not the HVHZ

Florida's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone is limited to Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Boynton Beach and the rest of Palm Beach County are not in the HVHZ. Roofing there still requires the applicable Florida Building Code, product approvals, design pressures, roof-zone details and local permit requirements for the specific address.

Review the Florida Building Commission's code analysis.

What to verify in a proposal

Confirm the legal name, license number, job address, existing assembly, tear-off or repair scope, approved products, flashing, drainage, permits, inspections, cleanup, payment schedule and written warranty terms. Compare contractors using those documented details and property-specific product information.

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Request a Roofing Inspection

The team can review accessible roof conditions, discuss project options and prepare a property-specific written scope. Confirm inspection scope and scheduling when the request is reviewed.