Concrete Tile Installation
Our most common tile install: durable, heavy, and available in a wide range of profiles and colors.
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Tile carries real weight, and that weight is a big part of why it holds up on Florida homes. The tile itself rarely wears out; the underlayment underneath usually does first.
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Tile Roofing Services We Perform
Clay Barrel Tile
The classic Mediterranean look with strong color retention over time. Typically a step up in material cost from concrete.
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Flat-Profile Tile
A cleaner, more modern tile for owners who want the durability of tile without the traditional barrel shape.
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Storm-Damaged Tile Repair
A handful of cracked tiles after a storm rarely means the whole roof needs to come off. We pull tiles from a low-visibility spot to patch the field first.
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Discontinued-Tile Matching
Once a specific tile is out of production, matching it exactly gets harder around the 20-year mark. We track down close matches before we ever talk full replacement.
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Final Walkthrough & 10-Year Warranty
A final walkthrough before we call it done, backed by our 10-year workmanship warranty on every tile re-roof.
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Why Tile Holds Up Here
Individual tiles are heavy enough that wind uplift has to work a lot harder to move them than it does on a lighter system, and the thermal mass helps even out heat transfer into the attic compared to a thinner material. Florida Building Code governs the fastening and underlayment underneath just as strictly as it does for shingle or metal; the tile you see is really the top layer of a full roof system, not the whole thing on its own.
A tile roof got a bad reputation from one specific problem: manufacturers discontinue profiles and colors, usually around the 20-year mark, and homeowners assumed that meant a full re-roof. It doesn't, most of the time. If the deck and underlayment underneath are still sound, patching or partial re-tiling is usually the right call, and we'll tell you plainly which one applies to your roof.
What Makes Tile Different
The Tile Rarely Fails First
What ages out first is almost always the underlayment underneath, not the tile you can see from the street.
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Heavy Enough to Hold
Individual tiles resist wind uplift better than lighter roofing systems, storm after storm.
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A Look That Lasts
Concrete and clay both hold their color and profile for decades with basic upkeep.
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The 50-Year Insurance Window
Citizens generally groups tile with metal under a longer replacement-documentation runway than shingle roofs get. More here: Florida's roof age insurance rules.
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Told Your Tile Roof Needs Full Replacement?
Get a second opinion before you sign. Discontinuation of your exact tile profile is a manufacturing fact, not a code requirement, and Florida Statute 627.7011 already protects roofs under 15 years from an age-only denial. A lot of "your tile is discontinued" quotes are bigger than the actual problem on your roof.
How We Handle a Tile Roof
Inspection & Tile Selection
We assess your current roof, or for a re-roof, walk through concrete, clay, or flat-profile options, then put together a free estimate.
Permit, Materials & Onsite Check
Once approved, we pull the permit and order tile while doing an onsite check for anything an estimate cannot catch from photos alone.
Tear-Off, Underlayment & Tile-Setting
The old system comes off down to the deck, any soft decking gets addressed, and new underlayment and tile go on to current code.
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Pick a Tile, See It On Your Roof
Upload a photo of your home and preview any barrel or flat-profile tile from our lineup on it.
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Repair, Partial Re-Tile, or Full Replacement?
The question that actually matters on a tile roof isn't whether your exact profile is still in production. It's the condition of the deck and underlayment underneath: how many tiles are cracked, whether there's soft decking, and how old the underlayment already is.
Some tile roofs after a storm genuinely need a full re-roof. Plenty just need the broken tiles pulled and the underlayment patched. Our tile discontinuation guide covers the difference in more depth, or we can just walk your roof with you.
Frequently Asked Questions
My tile is discontinued: does that mean I legally need a full roof replacement?
No. Discontinuation means the manufacturer stopped making that exact profile or color; it isn’t a code or legal requirement to replace the whole roof. Full detail in our tile discontinuation guide.
How long do tile roofs typically last before needing attention?
The tile itself is durable for a long stretch, but the underlayment underneath usually needs attention well before the tile does, often starting around the 20-year mark.
Is clay tile more expensive than concrete tile?
Generally yes, clay tends to cost more than concrete, though the exact gap depends on the specific profile and color you choose. We’ll price both during your estimate.
Does my roof structure need reinforcement for tile?
Tile is the heaviest of the systems we install, so we check framing as part of any tile re-roof estimate to confirm it can carry the load.
Can a few cracked tiles be repaired without replacing the whole roof?
Often, yes. We look for a close match or pull tiles from a low-visibility area first, and reserve full replacement for roofs where the deck or underlayment has actually failed.
Does a tile roof help with insurance compared to shingle?
It can. Citizens generally groups tile with metal under a longer replacement-documentation window than shingle roofs get, which matters if you plan to own the home long-term.
What's the difference between traditional barrel tile and flat-profile tile?
Barrel tile has the classic curved, Mediterranean look; flat-profile tile lays smoother and reads more modern, while offering the same underlying durability.