Concrete and clay tile roofing for Tampa Bay — installation, re-roofs, and repair. The classic Florida roof, installed and serviced to GAF Master Elite standards.
Tile has been the signature Florida roof for a century for good reason: concrete and clay shrug off sun, salt air, and heat that age asphalt shingles prematurely. A properly installed tile roof is rated for Florida Building Code wind requirements and can outlast two or three shingle roofs.
Here is what most Tampa homeowners with tile roofs are never told: the tiles themselves can last 50 years or more, but the underlayment beneath them — the actual waterproofing layer — typically lasts 20 to 25 in our climate. When a tile roof starts leaking, the tile usually is not the problem. In many cases we can carefully lift the existing tile, replace the underlayment with a modern self-adhered system, and re-lay the original tile — restoring decades of life without the cost of all-new tile.
Barrel (Spanish S), flat, and shake-profile tile in concrete or clay, in the full range of Florida color blends. We help you match existing tile on repairs — including sourcing discontinued profiles where possible.
Tile is heavy — roughly two to four times the weight of shingles. Moving from shingles to tile requires an engineering check of your roof structure. We handle that evaluation as part of any tile conversion estimate, so there are no surprises.
Below: recent tile roofing projects our crews have completed across Tampa Bay.
Tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, and tile courses — that's the sequence we ran on this Hillsborough County home, wrapped up in August. Flashing at penetrations and ridge lines gets extra attention from our crew, since that's where tile roofs most often fail first. By the end, the homeowner had a tile roof laid square and ready to shed water the way it's supposed to.
Hillsborough County, FL · August 2026
This August our crew handled a tile roofing job in St. Petersburg. Underlayment and deck condition matter just as much as the tile itself, so we check those before anything new goes down. Flashing and ridge lines get extra attention since that's where problems tend to start. By the end, the homeowner had a tile roof set up to hold up under Gulf Coast weather.
St. Petersburg, FL · August 2026
Our crew wrapped up a tile roofing job for a homeowner in Hillsborough County this June. Work like this means stripping the old roofing down to the deck, checking the substrate, laying underlayment, and setting tile courses so water sheds correctly off every plane. We take our time on flashing points and ridge lines since that's where most tile roofs run into trouble down the road. Homeowner ended up with a solid, properly set tile roof.
Hillsborough County, FL · June 2026
Hillsborough County homeowners brought us in for a tile roof this June, and our crew got it done right. A job like this runs through full tear-off, deck inspection, fresh underlayment, then tile courses laid to shed water cleanly off every plane. We spend extra time on ridge caps and flashing since that's usually where tile systems run into trouble. What's left standing is a roof set square and built to hold up.
Hillsborough County, FL · June 2026
This tile roofing job in Hillsborough County closed out in June. Setting tile right starts with tearing off the old system, checking the deck, and rolling out fresh underlayment before courses go down. Our crew pays close attention to flashing around penetrations and ridge caps, since that's usually where tile roofs run into trouble first. The homeowner ended up with a tight, evenly set roof built to shed water properly.
Hillsborough County, FL · June 2026
Tile roofs take a particular kind of attention: full tear-off, checking the deck for soft spots, then fresh underlayment before any tile goes down. That's how we approached this job in Hillsborough County, wrapped up in June. Ridge caps and flashing around penetrations got extra care, since that's usually where these systems run into trouble. When we left, the homeowner had a tile roof laid true and set to shed water properly.
Hillsborough County, FL · June 2026
A tile roof in Hillsborough County reached completion this June. For work like this, our crew strips the old roofing down to solid decking, addresses anything that needs attention, then rolls out fresh underlayment before setting tile courses so water sheds cleanly off every plane. Flashing and ridge details get extra focus throughout, since those areas tend to fail first on tile systems. The homeowner is left with a properly set roof built for Florida weather.
Hillsborough County, FL · June 2026
We closed out this tile roofing project in Hillsborough County in April. Work of this scope means pulling the old roof off, inspecting the deck for soundness, laying underlayment, then setting each tile course so water moves off the roof the way it should. Flashing and ridge details get extra attention on our end, since that's where tile systems tend to fail first. The homeowner now has a properly set roof ready for the seasons ahead.
Hillsborough County, FL · April 2026
