Tile Roofing
Clay and concrete tile roofing that lasts a lifetime. New installations, reroofs, and our specialty: the tile-reset reroof — where we save your existing tiles.
The Oldest Roof Material Still the Best
Clay tile roofs have been protecting Mediterranean homes for two thousand years. On Sonoma County’s hacienda and Spanish colonial homes, they still look stunning a century later.
A properly installed tile roof is essentially a permanent roof. The tiles themselves will likely outlast the house — the only thing that wears out is the underlayment beneath them, which typically needs replacement every 30–50 years.
That’s where our tile-reset reroof specialty comes in. We can save your original tiles, replace the underlayment underneath, and give you what’s essentially a brand new roof at a fraction of the cost of full replacement.
How a Tile-Reset Reroof Works
Save 30–50% compared to full tile replacement. Your home keeps its original character — we just give the roof system a fresh lifespan.
Tile Removal
Each tile carefully removed, numbered, and stacked on the roof or ground protection.
Strip & Inspect
Old underlayment removed, decking inspected, any damaged plywood replaced.
New Underlayment
Premium high-temperature synthetic membrane installed with new flashings throughout.
Tile Reinstall
Original tiles reset to original layout, broken tiles replaced from our matched inventory.
Two Tile Options, Both Excellent
Clay Tile
The original roofing tile — fired natural clay that develops a rich patina over decades. Unmatched for Spanish and Mediterranean architectural styles.
- Lifespan
- 75–100+ years
- Weight
- ~900 lbs/square
- Colors
- Natural clay tones
- Best For
- Hacienda · Colonial
- Fire Rating
- Class A
Concrete Tile
Engineered concrete tiles offer tremendous design flexibility — can be made to mimic clay, slate, or wood shake, with a wider color palette than clay.
- Lifespan
- 50–75 years
- Weight
- ~950 lbs/square
- Colors
- Full range
- Best For
- Contemporary · Mediterranean
- Fire Rating
- Class A