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Plan your tile, metal, shingle, or flat-roof work around the actual roof, Hollywood's new Accela permit workflow, and any historic or association review that applies. M&M Roofing operates under Florida Certified Roofing Contractor license CCC1332459.

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One city, four very different roofing contexts

A useful Hollywood estimate begins by identifying the property conditions that can change the roof system, paperwork, access, and approval path. The street address alone does not answer those questions.

Single-family roof

Map the full roof, including attached patios, additions, low-slope sections, skylights, solar equipment, exposed ceilings, and access for tear-off and material staging.

Historic-district property

Hollywood's roofing checklist calls for existing-roof photographs and limits material changes in a historic district. Additional review can affect the approval path and timing.

Common or association-controlled roof

Clarify exterior approvals, shared roof boundaries, access, occupant coordination, responsibility for connected sections, and written authorization before materials are ordered.

Mixed-slope or low-slope roof

Treat drains, scuppers, overflow outlets, parapets, pressure zones, insulation, and transitions as designed parts of the roof—not details left until installation.

What Hollywood's roofing packet asks for

Hollywood's live forms should be used when a permit is prepared. These published requirements show why the product choice and the permit package need to be planned together.

Two permit applications

Hollywood's current roofing packet calls for the Broward County Uniform Building Permit Application and the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone Uniform Roofing Permit Application.

A documented roof assembly

The selected covering, underlayment, attachment, flashing, fire listing, Miami-Dade NOA or Florida Product Approval, limitations, and applicable details need to describe one compatible system.

Property and roof-condition records

The packet identifies asbestos documentation, reroof mitigation and rooftop-mounted-equipment affidavits, and—when applicable—uplift testing, moisture surveys, wind calculations, or insulation attachment calculations.

Conditional authorizations

A written authorization may be required when an HOA approval applies. The City packet also calls for a recorded Notice of Commencement when the job value is over $5,000.

Roof details that belong in the plan

  • Roof dimensions, slopes, levels, pressure zones, parapets, drains, scuppers, and overflow drainage.
  • Skylights, solar, rooftop equipment, penetrations, and who is responsible for related removal or reinstallation.
  • Product approvals that match the covering, underlayment, attachment, flashing, and perimeter details.
  • Access, staging, driveway or paver protection, landscaping, debris movement, cleanup, and daily dry-in planning.

Official Hollywood roofing resources

Forms, portals, and administrative requirements can change. Use the City's live sources for each application.

Hollywood changed permit systems on August 4, 2026

The City now directs all new permit applications to Accela Citizen Access. Existing records are split by permit type and format, so a homeowner researching roof history may need more than one search.

Use Accela for every new permit applicationKeep existing descriptive Accela permits in AccelaUse the legacy BCLA portal for existing one-letter permit numbersUse Hollywood's separate Oracle search for Oracle permit types
Review Hollywood's current permit portals

Residential reroof has an express review window

Hollywood currently includes eligible standalone residential reroofs in its Express Permitting Service. It is a defined submission path, not a promise that every reroof will qualify or be approved.

Check the live Express Permitting rules

The City's published express schedule

1. Complete the residential reroof checklist

The contractor record, license, insurance, and required application documents must be current and complete.

2. Upload during the weekly window

The City lists Tuesday at 6 p.m. through Wednesday at 9 a.m. as the current Accela submission window.

3. Respond to the same-day review

If approved, the City says payment must be received by 3 p.m. Wednesday for electronic issuance.

4. Account for special review

Historic-district applications may take longer because additional review can be required.

Historic District roofs need an extra material check

Hollywood's roof packet says material in a historic district can remain the same or be upgraded, but not downgraded. It also calls for photographs of the existing roof and warns that additional review, documents, or approval may be required.

Confirm status before selecting material

Do not assume a citywide rule applies; first confirm whether the specific property is inside a regulated historic district.

Document the existing roof

Include the existing material and the photographs called for by Hollywood's roofing packet.

Coordinate technical and appearance review

The roof assembly still needs its HVHZ permit documentation while any historic review addresses the applicable exterior change.

Review Hollywood Historic Preservation guidance

Roof details that can change a Hollywood scope

These items appear in Hollywood's published roof documents and should be evaluated when they exist—not added as generic language to every proposal.

HVHZ assembly and testing

The covering, underlayment, attachment, flashing, fire listing, perimeter, and product-approval limits must work together. Field withdrawal tests, moisture surveys, or wind calculations can be required for particular roof conditions.

Drainage, ponding, and overflow

Hollywood's roof plan calls for drains, scuppers, overflow outlets, roof levels, and parapets. The owner notification also warns that ponding can indicate a condition that needs correction or professional evaluation.

Deck, ventilation, and connected equipment

Deck renailing may be required after tear-off, existing attic ventilation cannot simply be reduced, and skylights or rooftop equipment need a defined flashing and responsibility plan. Reinstalled photovoltaic equipment requires its own permit.

Roof-to-wall evaluation

Hollywood's current affidavit addresses qualifying existing structures at the $300,000 value threshold, code exceptions, and the 15% reroof-cost limit. The actual path depends on the structure and existing connections.

A clear Hollywood roofing process

Start with the property and roof, identify approvals, compare systems, match the current permit path, then install and close out the documented scope.

1. Identify the property context

Confirm roof ownership, historic-district status when applicable, exterior approvals, occupancy, access, and every connected roof section before narrowing the scope.

2. Inspect and map the roof

Review the covering, flashing, penetrations, drainage, transitions, rooftop equipment, deck clues, prior repairs, and the practical path for tear-off and dry-in.

3. Compare complete systems

Compare repair or replacement paths and explain the covering, underlayment, attachment, flashing, ventilation, perimeter, drainage, and low-slope details in each option.

4. Match the current permit path

Use Hollywood's current Accela workflow, roof packet, approvals, affidavits, and product documents for the exact assembly in the written scope.

5. Install and complete inspections

Coordinate access, property protection, tear-off, dry-in, deck work, installation, cleanup, and the inspections required for the permitted work.

6. Close out the roof

Confirm the contracted scope and inspections are complete and provide the applicable roof-system and workmanship warranty information.

Repair or replacement: let the roof condition decide

The recommendation should follow the leak source, surrounding materials, underlayment and flashing condition, prior work, and permit practicality—not a predetermined sales answer.

A focused repair may make sense when

  • • The source is isolated and can be reached.
  • • Surrounding roof materials remain serviceable.
  • • Compatible repair materials and details are available.
  • • The permitted repair can address the actual failure.

Replacement deserves comparison when

  • • Leaks or failures appear in multiple areas.
  • • Underlayment or flashing problems are widespread.
  • • Prior repairs no longer provide a stable base.
  • • A repair cannot reasonably solve the system issue.

Search Hollywood roof-permit history by record type

Hollywood's current portal page separates Accela, BCLA, and Oracle records. The City's building FAQ says property permits can be reviewed from 1988 to the present, but the correct search system depends on the record format.

Verify M&M Roofing's Florida license

Florida DBPR identifies Martin Mora Jr. and M&M Roofing and Construction Corp under Certified Roofing Contractor license CCC1332459. Florida certification authorizes roofing contracting statewide, while Hollywood's contractor registration, permit, document, and inspection procedures still apply to each City project.

Hollywood roofing questions

Does a Hollywood roof replacement require a permit?

Yes. Hollywood's roofing checklist says installation, replacement, or major repair of a commercial or residential roofing system requires a building permit. The exact permit documents still depend on the scope and property.

Where are new Hollywood roof permits submitted now?

Hollywood states that all new permit applications moved to the Accela Citizen Access portal effective August 4, 2026. The City permits page should be checked before submittal because portal procedures can change.

Can an older Hollywood roof permit be in a different system?

Yes. The City's current permits page separates Accela records, existing BCLA permits whose numbers use one letter followed by the permit year, and Oracle permit types. Search the system that matches the permit format.

Does Hollywood offer express permitting for reroofs?

The City currently lists eligible standalone residential reroofs in its Express Permitting Service. The published upload window is Tuesday at 6 p.m. through Wednesday at 9 a.m., and the contractor record and checklist must be complete.

What changes for a roof in a Hollywood historic district?

Hollywood's roofing packet requires photographs of the existing roof for historic-district properties and says roofing material may remain the same or be upgraded, but not downgraded. Additional review or approval may apply.

Is Hollywood in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone?

Yes. Hollywood's roofing packet uses the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone Uniform Roofing Permit Application. The useful comparison is the complete approved assembly—covering, underlayment, attachment, flashing, edges, testing, and applicable product approvals.

When does a Hollywood reroof need a Notice of Commencement?

Hollywood's current roofing checklist calls for a Notice of Commencement when the job value is over $5,000. The live City packet should be checked when the permit is prepared.

What if a Hollywood roof has solar panels?

Hollywood's required owner notification says reinstalling an existing roof-mounted photovoltaic system requires a separate permit, and that permit must be obtained to finalize the roofing permit. Responsibilities should be clear before roofing begins.

Does every Hollywood reroof require roof-to-wall upgrades?

No blanket answer applies. Hollywood's current affidavit addresses certain existing structures at or above a $300,000 insured or qualifying assessed value, with code exceptions and a 15% reroof-cost limitation. The property and existing connections must be evaluated.

Is M&M Roofing licensed to work in Hollywood?

Florida DBPR lists Martin Mora Jr. and M&M Roofing and Construction Corp under Certified Roofing Contractor license CCC1332459. Hollywood's contractor registration, permit, document, and inspection procedures still apply to each City project.

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