Tile Roofing
Clay and concrete tile is the signature roof of coastal Southern California, and it's the core of what we do.
Overview
Tile roofing is a craft, not a commodity. The tile you see is often the strongest part of the system and can last for decades, while the underlayment sealing the roof deck below it wears out far sooner. That's why the most common tile job in North County isn't a tear-off at all, it's lifting the existing tile, replacing the underlayment, and relaying the same tile. Get that wrong and you get leaks; get it right and you buy decades. We match profiles and colors for HOA neighborhoods like Aviara, La Costa, and Rancho Santa Fe.
Included services
Learn about our clay tile roofing work across North County San Diego and South Orange County.
Learn about our concrete tile roofing work across North County San Diego and South Orange County.
Learn about our spanish barrel tile roofing work across North County San Diego and South Orange County.
Learn about our tile roof repair work across North County San Diego and South Orange County.
Learn about our tile roof replacement work across North County San Diego and South Orange County.
Learn about our tile underlayment replacement work across North County San Diego and South Orange County.
Learn about our broken tile replacement work across North County San Diego and South Orange County.
Learn about our tile-to-shingle conversion work across North County San Diego and South Orange County.
Our process
We assess the roof and photograph what we find.
A clear, itemized scope with options, no fake urgency.
Protected property, tidy staging, daily cleanup.
We review the finished roof with you and stand behind it.
Recent work
Representative of the tile roofing work we do across the region. Verified project photos will appear here as jobs are documented.
Underlayment re-roof with the original tile relaid and profile matched.
Flashing failure found and repaired without a full re-roof.
Aged roof replaced with a system built for inland heat and winter rain.
Why do tile roofs leak even when the tiles look fine?
Tile roofs usually leak because the underlayment beneath the tile has failed, not the tile itself. The tile is the durable outer shell, but the waterproof underlayment on the roof deck typically wears out first. The fix is to lift the tile, replace the underlayment, and relay the tile, often reusing the same tiles.
Free inspection, honest estimate, and a local crew that does it right.