Tile Roofing
If you own a tile roof in North County that's twenty-plus years old and starting to leak, this is very likely the service you actually need. The tile on top is fine. What's failed is the underlayment underneath it, the felt or synthetic membrane that does the real waterproofing. When it dries out and cracks, the roof leaks, but the tile still has decades of life left.
Underlayment replacement, or lift-and-relay, is the smart middle path between chasing endless repairs and paying for all-new tile. We remove and stack your existing tile, strip the old underlayment, address any deck or flashing issues, install a fresh coastal-rated membrane, and relay your original tile. The roof looks identical when we're done, but the system protecting your home is brand new.
What is tile underlayment and why does it need replacing before the tile?
The underlayment is the waterproof membrane installed on the roof deck underneath the tile, and it's what actually keeps water out of your home. Tile is a durable outer shell that can last 50 to 100 years, but underlayment typically lasts only 20 to 30, especially under coastal UV and heat. So a tile roof usually needs its underlayment replaced once or twice over the tile's lifetime through a lift-and-relay.
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