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.
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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.
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.
We source and blend replacement tile so a repair doesn't read as a patch from the street.
True clay barrel tile or budget-friendlier concrete profiles — both set with stainless fastening systems intended for coastal exposure.
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.
Ring it through and we will triage it on the phone — (865) 555-0172. If typing is easier, this reaches the same desk.
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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