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New tile roofing

A new tile roof is an assembly, not a colour choice

Deck, membrane, metal, tile — specified together and installed as one system, so the roof you are looking at in twenty years still performs the way it did in year one.

  • Family owned and operated
  • 17+ years in the East Valley
  • The owner works every job
  • Financing available
Pallets of new roof tile staged in a driveway
tile profile and colour samples laid out on a job site table

What this is

Material selection is where this job is won

New tile work is where material selection matters most. We walk you through profile, weight, colour and the underlayment beneath it, and we build the system as an assembly: deck, membrane, metal, tile. Nothing on the roof is chosen because it was the cheapest thing on the truck.

Tile profile, tile weight, the underlayment beneath it and the metal at every transition all have to agree with each other and with the structure carrying them. We walk you through those decisions in plain language and specify by name, so you know exactly what is going on your house and why.

  • Concrete and clay tile profiles
  • Engineered underlayment and fastening per manufacturer spec
  • Custom valley, headwall and eave detailing
  • Manufacturer material warranties passed through to you

Do you need this

When new tile is the right call

Not every roof needs a new surface. If your existing tile is sound, we will tell you and quote the underlayment instead.

Widespread tile breakage

When a large share of the field tile is cracked or delaminating, re-setting it costs more in replacements than a new surface does.

Discontinued profile

If the tile cannot be matched, patchwork repairs will always look like patchwork. A new field solves the appearance and the waterproofing together.

Changing the roof surface

Moving from shingle to tile, or changing profile and colour, is a whole-system decision — structure, weight and detailing all change with it.

New construction or addition

New builds and additions get the same treatment as replacements: full assembly, named materials, owner on site.

Scope of work

What a new tile system includes

Manufacturer material warranties are passed through to you in writing.

Profile and weight review

Concrete or clay, flat or barrel, and what the structure is rated to carry — reviewed before anything is ordered.

Engineered underlayment

The waterproofing system is specified for the tile above it and installed to manufacturer instructions, not to whatever is fastest.

Custom metal detailing

Valley, headwall, eave and rake metal fabricated and detailed for your roof rather than adapted on site.

Fastening to spec

Uplift requirements and manufacturer fastening patterns followed and documented, not estimated.

Ventilation reviewed

Intake and exhaust checked as part of the system, because a hot attic shortens the life of everything above it.

Warranty paperwork

Material warranties registered in your name, handed over with the photo documentation at final walkthrough.

Why it lasts

Chosen for your roof, not for our invoice

We do not have a house brand we push on every job. The right tile and the right membrane depend on the pitch, the exposure, the structure and how long you plan to own the building. Our priority is a finished roof of high quality and durability — that is the whole business model.

Street view of a completed tile roof on an estate home
Advanced Precision Roofing truck parked in a residential driveway

How it works

How the project runs

The same four steps on every job, with the owner on site for all of them.

  1. 1

    Free inspection

    The owner walks your roof, photographs what he finds, and shows you the condition of the layer under the tile — not just the surface.

  2. 2

    Written scope and materials

    You get a detailed report with photos, the system we recommend, the materials by name, and the price. Financing options if you want them.

  3. 3

    Build

    Tear-off, deck and flashing corrections, then the new system installed to manufacturer spec. Site cleaned at the end of every day.

  4. 4

    Final walkthrough

    We walk the finished roof with you, hand over photo documentation and the manufacturer warranty paperwork, and magnet-sweep the property.

Questions

About new tile roofing

Concrete or clay?

Concrete covers most East Valley homes on cost and availability; clay holds colour longer and reads differently in the light. We go through both with you against your structure and your budget at inspection.

Can my house carry tile if it has shingles now?

Sometimes, and sometimes it needs structural review first. That gets checked before it is ever quoted — we will not sell a tile roof onto a structure that has not been assessed.

How long does a new tile roof last?

The tile itself lasts decades. The waterproofing beneath it is the service-life clock, which is why we specify that layer as carefully as the tile.

Service area

Serving the East Valley

We work in Gilbert, Mesa, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale and the surrounding East Valley. Not sure whether you are in range? Call and ask.

  • Gilbert
  • Mesa
  • Chandler
  • Tempe
  • Scottsdale
Based in
321 E Pinon Way
Gilbert, AZ 85234
Hours
Monday – Saturday: 7:00am – 6:00pm Sunday: 8:00am – 6:00pm
Call the office
480-255-1115
Map of the East Valley service area, with the Gilbert office marked and Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa and Chandler labelled

Next step

Find out what is under your tile

Book the free inspection and you get photographs of your own roof, a written scope, and a straight answer about what it needs — before you decide anything.

or talk to the owner direct 480-255-1115