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Aside from the obvious aesthetic appeal and incredibly long life expectancy of tile roofs, there are several other benefits of choosing this material over a less costly one. Though tile roofing may seem like a cumbersome expense; when installed in the right weather, it will last for a whole century. Traditionally, terracotta or slate were used in roofing tiles but now tiles use materials such as concrete or plastic to create a waterproof glaze.
The heavy thermal mass of tiles will help regulate indoor temperatures. Tile roofs are made from earth minerals, not chemicals, and they can be pulverized and recycled when they are removed. They are also impervious to rot and insect damage, leak proof, low maintenance and can resist extreme weather conditions.
For more information or to schedule a free quote, call us at (845) 457-1560. We look forward to the opportunity to work with you.
How do you know if your roof needs repairs or if you could use a new tile roof installation?
You don’t have to get up on a ladder to check your roof for holes or missing shingles. Often, you can tell from the inside of your house. You probably need to call for roof repair services if you notice:
- A drip in your attic.
- Daylight coming through your attic ceiling.
- Water stains on your ceiling or walls.
FAQs: Tile Roofing
Tile roofing can be made from clay, concrete, or slate, each of which has its own visual and structural benefits.
Tile roofs are quite durable and can be anywhere from 50 to 100 years or even more if installed properly and cared for.
Yes.Tile roofs come in a variety of shapes, profiles, and finishes, from Mediterranean-style terracotta to flat, modern slate designs.
Tile roofing is considerably heavier than asphalt or metal roofing and might require structural support before installation.
Tile roofs are fairly low-maintenance, though periodic inspections are required to replace broken tiles or examine underlayment.
Yes, the natural thermal characteristics of tile help to regulate indoor temperatures, making them a good choice for energy-efficient homes.
Tile roofing lasts much longer and has greater durability and curb appeal, but it is more expensive upfront and heavier.
Yes, especially concrete and slate tiles, which are extremely strong. But the key to enduring freeze-thaw cycles is in the proper installation.
Yes. Tile products, unlike wood, are not attractive to insects or rodents.
Yes. Tile roofing provides architectural beauty and sends a message of long-term durability to potential buyers.
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