Service
Tile Roofing. Concrete and clay, done right.
Spanish, Mediterranean, and modern tile roofs - new installation, full re-tile, and broken-tile restoration.
Overview
Tile Roofing in Woodland Hills & Los Angeles.
Tile is the dominant roofing material across Woodland Hills, Tarzana, Encino, Calabasas, and most of Southern California's hill suburbs - and for good reason. Done correctly, a concrete or clay tile roof lasts 50+ years, looks the part on Spanish, Mediterranean, and Tuscan-style homes, and stands up to wildfire-zone Class A fire ratings.
We install Eagle, Boral, US Tile, and MCA profiles in S-tile, flat tile, and barrel mission profiles. Every tile install starts with a full deck inspection, synthetic underlayment, batten or counter-batten layout where the manufacturer specifies it, and meticulous flashing detail at hips, ridges, valleys, and penetrations.
For older tile roofs that have leaks but intact tile, we offer a full re-tile service: pull and number the existing tile, replace the underlayment and flashings, then re-lay the original tile. For most well-cared-for tile roofs, this approach gets you another 25-30 years out of the same beautiful tile at roughly two-thirds the cost of full replacement.
What's Included
A complete scope, priced up front.
- Tear-off & disposal of failed tile
- Full underlayment replacement
- Re-tile option (preserve existing tile)
- Hip, ridge & valley detailing
- Bird stop & weep detailing
- Color & profile matching for repairs
- Wildfire Class A fire-rated assemblies
- Permit, inspection & manufacturer warranty
Service Area
tile roofing across the LA area.
Based in Woodland Hills, we handle tile roofing projects across Woodland Hills, Tarzana, Encino, Sherman Oaks, Calabasas, Agoura Hills, Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley, Ventura County, Pasadena, Santa Monica, San Fernando Valley, and Greater Los Angeles. Every project is permitted, insured, and backed by a one-year workmanship warranty.
FAQ
Tile Roofing - frequently asked questions.
- How long does a tile roof last?
- The tile itself: 50+ years. The underlayment beneath it typically fails first - usually 25-35 years in. That's when we recommend a re-tile (replace underlayment, reuse tile) rather than full replacement.
- Concrete or clay tile - which is better?
- Clay holds color better over decades and weighs slightly less per square. Concrete is more affordable, available in more profiles, and slightly more impact-resistant. For most LA homes, either works; the architecture usually decides.
- Can you match my existing tile for repairs?
- Usually yes. We maintain a salvage tile yard with most common LA profiles and colors. For obsolete tile we pull from the rear roof plane and use new tile in less-visible spots.
- Will my framing handle the weight of tile?
- Most LA homes built after the late 1980s are framed for tile. Older homes with shingle originally may need a structural review - we coordinate with structural engineers when an upgrade triggers it.
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