Concrete and clay tile that pairs classic Florida architecture with serious longevity — installed with the underlayment detail that makes it last.
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Concrete and clay tile suit Central Florida's Mediterranean and Spanish architecture beautifully — and a well-installed tile roof can last 40–50+ years. The secret most homeowners don't know: on a Florida tile roof, the tile usually outlives the underlayment beneath it. The waterproofing membrane is the real wear item, which is why so many “tile re-roofs” are really underlayment replacements.
Tile is heavier than shingle, so the structure must support it, and the install must follow current Florida Building Code for fastening and wind. The payoff is curb appeal, thermal performance, and a roof that can outlast two or three shingle roofs. For pricing and timelines, see our tile roof replacement cost & timeline guide.
The tile lasts. The underlayment is what fails — which is why the install under the tile matters more than the tile itself.
Not sure whether you need a full replacement or a re-lay? A free inspection gives you a written answer, and our replacement team can price both.
Concrete and clay tile can last 40–50+ years when the underlayment is maintained. The underlayment beneath the tile typically needs renewal sooner than the tile itself.
Often, yes. If the tile is in good condition, we can lift it, replace the underlayment, and relay the original tile — replacing only broken pieces, which can reduce material cost.
Tile costs more up front but lasts far longer and adds curb appeal and resale value. Whether it's worth it depends on how long you'll own the home — we'll give you honest numbers for both.
Written report, honest assessment, same-day priority for active leaks. No follow-up sales calls.
