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Tile Roofing Built to Last for Generations
Concrete and clay tile roofing, installed by a licensed Florida roofing contractor. Tile costs more up front than shingles and carries real structural requirements, and it rewards that investment with one of the longest lifespans in roofing.
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A Roofing Material That Was Made for This Climate
Tile is a bigger investment up front, with real structural requirements. Here’s what to know before you choose it.
What Makes Tile Different
Concrete and clay tile roofing is common across Florida for a reason: it holds up well to sun, humidity, and UV exposure, resists curling and fading the way some other materials can, and doesn’t rot or burn. Clay tile can last 50 years or more; concrete tile is typically rated for 30 to 50 years.
Tile is heavier than shingles or metal, which means your home’s structure needs to be able to support it. We check that before recommending tile as an option, not after.
Whether You’re Upgrading or Replacing
- Many homeowners choose tile for a new construction or full re-roof, for the look and the long service life
- If you’re replacing a roof after storm damage, tile is also an option worth considering for the next one, assuming your structure supports the added weight
- Individual cracked or broken tiles can often be repaired without replacing the whole roof
- Properly installed tile roofing carries wind ratings suited to Florida’s building code; ask your insurance agent whether your policy offers any credit for wind-resistant roofing, since that varies by carrier
Tile Roofing Options We Install
Licensed installation, whatever tile system fits your home and structure.
Concrete Tile Roofing
A durable, cost-effective tile option available in flat, low-profile, and Spanish barrel styles.
Clay Tile Roofing
The classic Spanish and Mediterranean look, with one of the longest lifespans of any roofing material.
Tile Repair & Re-Bedding
Cracked or slipped tile replacement, and re-bedding or re-pointing ridge tiles to stop leaks at the source.
Converting to Tile
Replacing an existing roof with a tile system, including a structural check before we recommend it.
What Tile Roofing Can Look Like
Two examples of tile roofing styles in Florida.
Upgrading By Choice or Replacing After a Storm, We Handle Both
If your tile roof project is tied to a storm damage claim, your project manager documents the damage the way your insurance company needs it and stays on the job from inspection through final repair. Questions about your coverage, deductible, or how a claim is settled go to your insurance company or a licensed public adjuster. Our roofing team installs the project under our Florida Certified Roofing Contractor license, start to finish, either way.
Notice required by Florida law: The consumer is responsible for payment of any insurance deductible. It is insurance fraud punishable as a felony of the third degree for a contractor to knowingly or willfully, and with intent to injure, defraud, or deceive, pay, waive, or rebate all or part of an insurance deductible applicable to payment to the contractor for repairs to a property covered by a property insurance policy. It is insurance fraud punishable as a felony of the third degree to intentionally file an insurance claim containing any false, incomplete, or misleading information.
Tell Us About Your Roof
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Common Questions About Tile Roofing
How long does a tile roof actually last?
Clay tile can last 50 years or more, and concrete tile is typically rated for 30 to 50 years. The underlayment beneath the tile usually needs replacement before the tile itself does, which is a smaller project than a full re-roof.
Is my home strong enough to support a tile roof?
Tile is significantly heavier than shingles or metal. We check your home’s structure before recommending tile, and can tell you honestly whether reinforcement would be needed.
Can a few cracked tiles be repaired without replacing the whole roof?
Usually, yes. Individual cracked or slipped tiles can typically be replaced on their own. In many tile-roof replacements, deterioration of the underlayment becomes the driving issue even when many tiles remain serviceable.
Does tile roofing hold up better in Florida storms?
Properly installed tile roofing systems carry wind ratings suited to Florida’s building code. Installation quality, including how the tiles are fastened, matters as much as the material itself.
Will a tile roof lower my homeowners insurance?
Some insurers offer premium credits for wind-resistant roofing, but this varies by carrier and policy. Your insurance company or agent can tell you whether a tile roof would affect your premium.