Tile is our name for a reason. We install and repair clay barrel tile and concrete tile roofing to Florida's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone standards — proper batten systems, hurricane-rated fastening, and ridge detailing that's built to actually hold in a storm, not just look good on install day.
Clay barrel tile installation, hand-set course by course
Concrete flat and S-profile tile installation
Hurricane-rated fastening systems compliant with Miami-Dade wind code
Ridge cap detailing and mortar or mechanical fastening
Individual cracked or slipped tile replacement without disturbing the surrounding field
Color and profile matching for partial repairs on existing tile roofs
Both perform well when installed to code. Clay tends to hold color longer and has a distinct look; concrete is generally more budget-friendly and offers more profile options. We'll walk you through the trade-offs for your specific home.
A properly installed and maintained tile roof commonly lasts 40-50+ years — the underlayment beneath it typically needs replacement before the tile itself does.
Yes. Spot tile repair is common and doesn't require touching the rest of the roof, as long as the underlying deck and membrane are still sound.
When installed with the correct fastening system for your wind zone, yes. We install to current Miami-Dade High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) requirements, not a generic national standard.
Licensed and insured, based in Hialeah, FL since 2016. Call, email, or request a consultation online.