Top-TierTile Roofs

A professionally installed tile roof can last anywhere from 50 to 100 years, depending on the roof materials, climate, and maintenance. Clay tile and slate tile are especially known for their longevity, often outlasting the building on which they’re installed. With regular inspections and minor repairs, many tile roofs remain structurally sound and beautiful for generations.

Clay tiles are typically more durable and colorfast, offering a timeless look that resists fading even under constant UV exposure. Concrete roof tiles, on the other hand, are more affordable and come in a wide range of roof tile types and finishes. Both provide excellent weather resistance and are popular choices for homeowners looking for long-lasting roofing options.

Not every home is structurally prepared to handle the weight of tile roof materials like concrete or clay. We inspect your roof structure and offer structural reinforcement if necessary, ensuring safety and long-term performance.

Yes, tile roofs provide exceptional energy efficiency due to their natural thermal resistance and ability to reflect sunlight. Solar roof tiles or composite tiles with reflective coatings can reduce your cooling costs during hot summers. The airspace beneath the roof tiles also acts as a natural insulator, helping to stabilize indoor temperatures.

While asphalt shingle roofs are initially more affordable, tile roofs offer significantly better durability and a longer lifespan. Tiles are less prone to weather damage and require fewer replacements over time. Plus, there are more roof tile options available for customizing the appearance of your home.

Yes, if you’re concerned about weight, there are great roofing products like composite roof tiles, synthetic tiles, and even metal roof tiles that provide the look of traditional tile without the heft. These materials are designed to mimic the appearance of clay, shake, or slate tile roofs. They’re especially useful for homes that weren’t originally built to handle the load of a traditional clay tile roof.

Absolutely! Tile roofs are compatible with solar panels, especially if paired with modern solar roofing solutions or solar tiles. Our team ensures that any installation integrates properly with your existing roof tile pattern and flashing to prevent leaks and maintain a sleek look.

The cost per square foot for a tile roof can vary depending on the roof tile type, labor, the number of tiles, and the complexity of your roofing project. Premium materials like slate or solar tiles can increase the price, while concrete roof tiles tend to be more budget-friendly. Keep in mind that although the upfront cost is higher, the long-term value is excellent due to reduced maintenance and extended lifespan.

Tile roofs require very little maintenance compared to other types of roofing material. However, periodic inspections to check for cracked or displaced tiles, especially after storms or high winds, are a smart move. Keeping gutters clean and ensuring proper drainage will help extend the life of your roofing system.

If a roof tile breaks, it can be replaced individually without disturbing the rest of your roof, unlike a shingle roof, where entire sections might need replacement. This makes repairs relatively quick and cost-effective. Our team keeps matching tile products on hand to ensure seamless fixes whenever you need them.