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A terracotta barrel tile roof in graded red and ochre tones over a white stucco house, with a small tiled cupola and a palm tree against a clear blue sky
Stage 03 Roof types & materials

Spanish Tile Roofing

Terracotta barrel tile is a Gulf Coast classic — beautiful, non-combustible, and generally reckoned at fifty years or more, provided the membrane underneath it was treated as the actual roof.

Straight about this job

What you get

The underlayment is the roof

Tile sheds most of the water; the membrane beneath catches the rest. We build that layer like it's the primary roof — because it is.

Repairs without the mismatch

We source and blend replacement tile so a repair doesn't read as a patch from the street.

Clay or concrete options

True clay barrel tile or budget-friendlier concrete profiles — both set with stainless fastening systems intended for coastal exposure.

Straight answers

Spanish Tile Roofing — the questions we get

Why is my tile roof leaking if no tiles are broken?

Almost always the underlayment has aged out. Tiles can outlive two or three underlayment cycles — re-laying tile over new membrane is a common and cost-effective fix.

Day 0 stage one

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  • You keep the photographs whether or not you hire us.
  • No claim outcome, payout or deductible is ever implied.

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Describe what you can see from the ground. We will tell you whether this is a tarp-tonight problem or a Tuesday problem — and we will say so either way.

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