A tile roof, done the way tile deserves.

The roof this part of Florida was built for.

Tile is the roof of the Gulf coast for a reason. It shrugs off sun that cooks shingle, it does not care about salt air, and a tile roof done right is the last roof most people put on a house. Done wrong, it is the most expensive mistake in roofing — tile that was only foamed, underlayment that sat open in the sun for a month, mortar caps that crack the first summer. We have been putting tile roofs on Southwest Florida homes for more than a decade, and the way we do it has not changed: the deck gets rebuilt where it needs it, the underlayment goes down and gets covered inside five days, every tile gets foam and a fastener, and the owner of the company walks the roof before the inspector does.

Flat tile, barrel or S-tile

Flat tile is as popular as barrel now, and on the right house it is the better look. We install all three profiles in concrete and clay, and we will tell you plainly which one suits the roof lines you have. What we will not do is talk you into a profile because it is what is on the truck.

Matched to the house

Replacing a tile roof inside a community usually means matching what the neighbors have. We match your existing profile and color from the manufacturer's current lines, handle the HOA paperwork, and bring the sample to the house so you see it against your walls before anything is ordered.

Foam and screws, not one or the other

A tile that is only foamed lifts in a hurricane. A tile that is only nailed cracks under foot. Every tile we set gets both — foam adhesive and a mechanical fastener — and it is one of the three things our in-progress inspection checks before we go any further.

Seven years, in writing

Our workmanship warranty on a tile replacement is seven years. The industry standard is five. We have had four warranty calls in twelve years, which is the number that lets us write that down without an asterisk.

Tear-off to final inspection, without you lifting a finger.

Tile is heavy, it comes on a truck the size of a bus, and a tile job on a big house is two to three weeks of work on the roof. We sequence it so the tear-off, the dry-in and the tile load land in order and your house is never sitting open. The material is delivered to the roof, not stacked in your driveway. Every stage is photographed and the photographs come to your phone the day they are taken.

The day you sign, you get the owner's cell — not a project manager, not a call center — and he is your contact until the final inspection passes. The underlayment we use is rated for six months of sun exposure; our standard is under five days with the deck open. We sequence the tear-off, the dry-in and the loading so your house is never sitting there waiting on somebody. The site is cleaned as we go, during the day, not at the end of it — and we inspect the roof nine times before we call it done.

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Tile roofing questions.