Tile
Tile roofs along with slate roofs are the most popular roofing materials used throughout the world. There is two types of Tiles used today those are Concrete Tiles and Clay Tiles.
Clay Tile
Created by baking molded clay at high kiln temperatures which permanently bond color to the tiles, preventing it from peeling or fading . Available in many colors and blends for each style, Terra-Cotta being the most commonly used. Clay Tiles are resistant to strong winds and fire .
Concrete Tiles
Made from a mixture of sand, cement, and water. Molded under heat and high pressures , finished with a paint like material. Concrete tiles are built to match the appearance of traditional clay tiles, wood shake, and slate. They are resistant to hail, wind, and fire, making them a protective barrier against the elements on your home.
Colors and styles
Clay and concrete tiles are available in a wide variety of colors, blends, and styles. Some of these include Spanish Tile, Mission Tile, French Tile, Interlocking Tile, amongst others.
Durability
A tile roof can last over 60 years with proper installation. It is built to withstand Texas hot weather, rainstorms, high winds, and even hail.
environment Friendly
Tiles are created from earth’s minerals, molded without any man-made materials. They help reflect the sun’s UV rays to keep your home cooler when compared to other materials. Also at the end of their lifespan they are 100% recyclable.
installation
Installation of a tile roof requires experience and skill. Tiles need to be laid in out in specific patterns (determined by their type and if part of a blend) along with proper cuts in areas were needed. With over 200 tile roofs installed, our installers are professionals in getting the job done at the highest quality.
Tile weight
In order to install tile on your existing home or future home. We must first determine if the home has the proper structure to handle the weight of a tile roof. Tile weight can be up to 1,000 pounds per square for either concrete or clay, weight depends on the tile you choose. Tile suppliers also have lightweight options available for both concrete and clay tiles. Which significantly cut down the weight per square by 35-40% around 400 lbs. Which make it possible to add this beautiful roof on your home without breaking the bank.
Not made for all slopes
Tile roofs should only be installed on roofs with a minimum slope of 4/12 in order to prevent the shed of water into roof. With a higher slope you’ll really get to see the curb appeal Tile adds to your home.