HARC & Roofing in the Key West Historic District
What the Historic Architecture Review Commission reviews, what profiles are allowed, and how to get a roof through Old Town review.
Read the guideRoofing & historic-district resources
HARC and the historic district, the classic 5V-crimp tin roof, Conch and Victorian homes, surviving a hurricane at MM 0, and roofing a B&B — explained without the jargon.
What the Historic Architecture Review Commission reviews, what profiles are allowed, and how to get a roof through Old Town review.
Read the guideThe history of the iconic 5V-crimp metal roof — why it endures on Conch homes and why HARC favors it.
Read the guideMatching historic profiles and finishes on Key West's wood-frame Conch cottages and Victorian homes.
Read the guideWind, surge, and evacuation realities at the southernmost point — and how a roof assembly is built to stay on.
Read the guideDurability, insurance, and peace of mind for innkeepers and absentee owners across Old Town and the Lower Keys.
Read the guideFree roof inspection
Free inspections across Old Town and the Lower Keys. The classic 5V-crimp tin roof and standing-seam systems, done to historic-district guidelines and Monroe County wind code — with the paperwork handled for you.