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Roofing Violations
Unpermitted roof work, failed inspections, after-the-fact permits
General Construction
Any unpermitted work, open permits, lien resolution
Structural Violations
Unpermitted additions, structural modifications
Window & Door Violations
Impact window permits, non-compliant installations
Plumbing Violations
Unpermitted plumbing work, inspection failures
Emergency Violations
Stop-work orders, daily fines, urgent compliance
Serving Miramar, FL · Broward County · Licensed & Insured · 5 FL Licenses
AGK Construction & Roofing is a licensed general contractor specializing in building code violation resolution for residential and commercial properties in Miramar. The City of Miramar enforces building code violations through two separate departments — the Building Code Compliance Section under the Building, Planning & Zoning Department, and the Code Compliance Division, which uniquely operates under the Miramar Police Department. Violations that are not resolved can be referred to both the Unsafe Structures Board and the Municipal Court — making Miramar's enforcement structure one of the most comprehensive in Broward County. With five active Florida contractor licenses covering roofing, general construction, plumbing, glass & glazing, and mechanical, AGK resolves virtually every violation type on Miramar properties under one contract.
Unlike most Florida cities where violations go only to a Special Magistrate, Miramar can escalate unresolved building code violations to Municipal Court for disciplinary action. The Florida Building Code mandates the Building Official to issue Notices of Violations and Citations — which carry a civil penalty of up to $500 for commencing work without first applying for a permit — and any failure to comply can result in court proceedings in addition to daily fines and recorded liens. Call AGK at (954) 807-3455 for a free same-week inspection before your violation escalates.
Miramar is one of Broward County's largest and fastest-growing cities, with a housing stock that ranges from planned residential communities like Monarch Lakes and Riviera Isles to large commercial corridors along Miramar Parkway and Pembroke Road. The city enforces the Florida Building Code through its Building Code Compliance Section, which is specifically responsible for investigating all Florida Building Code violations — from unlicensed contractors and unpermitted construction to unresolved structural and roofing issues.
Miramar sits entirely within Broward County, which the Florida Building Code designates as a High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) — the strictest wind standard in the state, shared only with Miami-Dade. All roofing, windows, and doors must be HVHZ-rated and carry a Broward County Product Approval or a Miami-Dade NOA. Property owners commonly receive violations for:
Miramar is one of the few cities in Broward County where Code Compliance operates under the Police Department — not the Building or Community Development Department. This creates two separate enforcement paths that property owners need to understand:
Most Miramar violation cases come down to one of the situations below — and because the city can escalate to Municipal Court, resolving them quickly matters more here than in most Broward cities. Tap any topic to learn how it works:
Miramar's Building Code Compliance Section actively investigates work done by unlicensed contractors — and the property owner is responsible for correcting it. Bringing it onto the record means permitting the work to current code under a licensed general contractor (CGC-1534839).
After-the-Fact PermitsWhen work was already built without a permit — an addition, a pool enclosure, a re-roof — Miramar requires an after-the-fact permit to legalize it. The work is documented, reviewed to current code, and inspected by the Building Division.
Open & Expired PermitsA permit pulled but never finalized stays "open" in the Miramar system — often left by a prior owner or contractor. Open and expired permits surface in every title search and must be inspected and closed before you can sell or refinance.
Stop-Work OrdersA red "STOP WORK" tag halts all activity, usually for work done without a Miramar permit. Nothing can legally continue until corrective permits are filed and the order is lifted by the Building Division.
Pre-Sale & Lien ClearanceOpen violations, expired permits, and recorded liens all surface during a Miramar title search and stop a closing. Clearing them — and confirming the certificate of use for rentals and commercial spaces — before you list keeps your closing on schedule.
Code Violation LiensUnresolved Miramar violations accrue fines that become recorded liens — and the case can be referred to Municipal Court or the Unsafe Structures Board. A lien blocks any sale or refinance until the underlying violation is resolved and closed.
Roofing ViolationsAn unpermitted re-roof or a roof without HVHZ-approved materials is a common Miramar violation. As Broward is entirely within the High Velocity Hurricane Zone, correcting it requires a licensed roofing contractor (CCC-1335099) using HVHZ-rated materials with a Broward County Product Approval or Miami-Dade NOA.
Mechanical / HVAC ViolationsHVAC equipment and ductwork installed without a permit must be brought to code by a licensed mechanical contractor (CMC-1251836), often bundled with other trades on the same Miramar property under one permit process.
Not sure which applies to your property? Our building code violation repair overview walks through every case type, or call (954) 807-3455 for a free Miramar inspection. Plumbing violations and failed inspections are corrected under our Florida Plumbing license (CFC-1434412).
| Violation Type | Initial Action | Escalation Path | Lien Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Work Without a Permit | Notice of Violation & Citation (up to $500) | Unsafe Structures Board or Municipal Court | Yes — recorded against property |
| Unlicensed Contractor Work | Citation issued immediately | Municipal Court — criminal referral possible | Yes + contractor faces license action |
| Mechanical/HVAC Without Permit | Notice of Violation | Building Code Compliance Section | Yes |
| Expired Building Permit | Double permit fee minimum | Building Code Compliance Section | Yes |
| Property Maintenance Violation | Warning — then citation | Code Compliance / Police Dept | Yes — if fines unpaid |
| Unsafe Structure Notice | Immediate action required | Unsafe Structures Board — evacuation possible | Yes — city costs become liens |
AGK Construction & Roofing holds five active Florida contractor licenses — covering roofing, general construction, plumbing, glass & glazing, and mechanical. We resolve virtually every type of building code violation on Miramar properties under one contract, working with both the Building Code Compliance Section and the Code Compliance Division as required.
Miramar is one of Broward County's most active real estate markets — with strong demand for single-family homes in planned communities and investment properties. Open violations, expired permits, and unlicensed contractor work are among the most common problems that surface during closings.
Common questions about building code violations in Miramar — from the unique Police Department code compliance structure and Municipal Court escalation to unlicensed contractor violations and after-the-fact permits.

Trusted Roofing & Code Violation Contractor in Miami-Dade & Broward County
AGK Construction & Roofing provides roof repair, roof replacement, code violation repair, impact windows, plumbing corrections and structural work for residential and commercial properties across South Florida.
7611 Abbott Ave , Miami Beach, FL 33141
954-807-3455
General: CGC-1534839
Glass & Glazing: SCC-131153361
Plumbing: CFC-1434412
Roofing: CCC-1335099
Mechanical:CMC-1251836