Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We offer professional cement and concrete tile roof installation, full roof replacement, roof repairs, leak detection, roof inspections, flashing and gutter work related to roof systems, and roof maintenance services.

A qualified inspector will assess age, extent of damage, number of broken or missing tiles, widespread leaks, structural issues, and underlayment condition to recommend repair or replacement; localized damage is often repairable while extensive wear or recurring leaks usually warrant replacement.

When properly installed and maintained, cement and concrete tile roofs commonly last 30 to 60 years; lifespan varies based on local climate, installation quality, maintenance frequency, and ventilation.

Project duration depends on roof size and complexity but most residential replacements take anywhere from a few days to two weeks; your project manager will provide a more precise schedule after the initial inspection.

Yes, all crews are required to be licensed where applicable and carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance; you can request proof of licensing and insurance before work begins.

Cement tile roofs are low maintenance but benefit from periodic inspections, clearing of debris, replacement of broken tiles, checking flashings and gutters, and cleaning if moss or algae accumulate to prolong performance and warranty coverage.

Cement and concrete tiles have good thermal mass and, when combined with proper attic ventilation and insulation, can help reduce heat transfer and stabilize indoor temperatures, potentially lowering cooling costs in many climates.

Many local jurisdictions require building permits for roof replacement; we will identify required permits during the planning phase and can assist with permit applications as part of the service.

Warranties vary but commonly include manufacturer warranties for the tiles and a workmanship warranty from the installer; warranty terms and durations will be provided in writing before work begins.

Clear vehicles and fragile items from the driveway and garage, secure outdoor furniture, trim overhanging branches, notify neighbors if scaffolding or heavy equipment will be used, and ensure pets and children are kept away from the work area during installation.