Tile Roof in Lakewood & Orange County
Clay and concrete tile roofs are built to last decades, but only if the underlayment underneath them is too. We repair, relay, and replace tile roofs the right way, without cutting corners on what you can’t see.
Every Tile Roof Service, Done Right
Tile Roof Relay
Removing your existing tiles, replacing the failing underlayment beneath them, and reinstalling the same tiles, extending your roof’s life without buying new tile.
Tile Roof Leak Repair
Tracking down leaks that hide underneath intact-looking tile and fixing them at the source.
Tile Roof Replacement
A full system replacement when the tiles themselves (not just the underlayment) have reached the end of their life.
Underlayment Replacement
The layer that actually keeps water out; most tile roof leaks start here, not at the tile.
Cracked or Broken Tile Repair
Replacing individual damaged tiles without disturbing the rest of your roof.
Ridge & Hip Tile Repair
Fixing loose or damaged tiles along ridges and hips, common weak points after storms or age.
Your Tiles Can Look Fine and Still Be Leaking
This is the single most misunderstood thing about tile roofs: the tile itself can last 50+ years, while the underlayment beneath it fails much sooner. A roof that looks perfect from the street can still be letting water in underneath.
Checklist:
- Your underlayment is original and the roof is 20+ years old
- Cracked, slipped, or missing tiles anywhere on the roof
- Interior water stains, even though the tiles look intact
- Moss, algae, or dark streaking across the tile
- Visible sagging along the roofline
- Debris or granules collecting in gutters
If your tile roof is aging and you’ve never had the underlayment checked, it’s worth finding out what’s really underneath before it becomes an interior problem.
Our Tile Roof Process

Free Assessment
We check both the visible tile and what’s underneath; the two age very differently.

Repair, Relay, or Replace
An honest recommendation based on whether your tiles or your underlayment (or both) need attention.

Careful, Specialized Work
Tile roofing takes a different technique than shingles. Our crew knows how to work on tile without breaking it.

Backed by a Warranty
WHY TILE ROOFS NEED A SPECIALIST
We Don’t Break Tiles
Walking and working on tile without cracking it takes experience most crews don’t have.
Licensed & Insured
C-39 #1016633, $2M insured.
We Match What You Have
Clay or concrete, we source tile that matches your existing roof’s color and profile.
In-House Crews
No subcontractors; the same team that assesses your roof installs the work.
We Know Relay vs. Replace
Your tiles might still be good; often it’s just the underlayment that needs work, saving you thousands.
Honest, Written Estimates
You know the full cost before we start, whether it’s a repair, relay, or replacement.
Our Tile Roof Warranty
Every tile roof relay or replacement is backed by our workmanship warranty, on top of manufacturer coverage on the underlayment we install. If something’s wrong with the work, we fix it, no arguing, no fine print.
WHAT A REAL CUSTOMER SAYS
FAQ
What's the difference between a tile relay and a full replacement?
A relay reuses your existing tiles with new underlayment underneath; a full replacement means new tile as well. Many tile roofs only need a relay, since the tile itself often outlasts the underlayment by decades.
How long does a tile roof underlayment last?
Most underlayment is rated for 20-30 years, even though the tile on top of it can last 50+ years, which is why relays are so common on older tile roofs.
Can you match my existing tile if some pieces are broken?
In most cases, yes. We source matching clay or concrete tile by color and profile whenever possible.
Is tile roofing more expensive to repair than shingle roofing?
It can require more specialized labor, but repairs are often targeted to individual tiles rather than larger sections, which can offset the cost difference.
Protect What’s Under Your Tile
Get a free assessment today and find out whether your roof needs a repair, a relay, or a full replacement.



