Re-Roofing
Tile roofing is a popular choice for homeowners and businesses throughout Arizona due to its longevity, timeless look, and versatility. Roof tiles come in a wide range of colors, sizes, styles, and shapes, making it easy to find a tile that complements the style of your home or business. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, tile roofing is also known for its longevity, with the potential to last for 50+ years with proper maintenance. If you’re considering a roofing material that will stand the test of time and add style and value to your property, tile roofing is an excellent option to consider.
Benefits of Re-Roofing
Tile remove and re-set, also known as a tile R&R, is a cost-effective and efficient method of roofing that involves removing and reinstalling the existing tiles on your roof. This process starts with the installation of a new underlayment, which is a crucial component of your roof’s waterproofing system along with metal flashing. Waterproofing is essential for protecting your home from water damage caused by leaks and ensuring the structural integrity of your roof.
One of the key advantages of a tile R&R is that it allows you to replace the underlayment while still using the existing tiles, which can be a cost-effective solution compared to installing new tiles. In addition, a tile R&R may be required by your homeowners’ association (HOA) if installing new tiles is not allowed.
With a tile R&R, we can provide 10 year and 20 year “No Leak” manufacturer warranties.
What’s Included
- The Behmer Roofing Team will come and survey your roof
- We will draw up a quote and estimated timeline
- Out team gets to work and your roof maintenance begins
Our Projects
Expertise and Experience: Only Employees at Behmer Roofing
At Behmer Roofing, we believe that the key to providing high-quality roofing services is having a dedicated and skilled team of employees. That’s why we don’t use contractors or hire workers on a 1099 basis. By having our own employees, we’re able to maintain a consistent level of workmanship, training, and expertise across all of our projects. Furthermore, as a multi-generational roofing company, we have a long-standing reputation to uphold, and we take pride in providing roofing solutions that will last for generations to come. Our team is dedicated to meeting our exacting standards and delivering results that our customers can depend on. That’s why we only hire employees who are fully committed to meeting our high level of quality, and we make sure they have the training, equipment, and resources they need to get the job done right.
Types of Tile
Clay Tiles
Concrete Tiles
Is a tile roof more expensive?
Typically, tile roof systems are moderately priced. They’re more expensive than shingles, and less expensive than metal. Get a free estimate on how much your tile roof will cost – call Behmer Roofing & Sheet Metal today!
How much does a tile roof cost?
On average, tile roofs can cost anywhere between $4 and $6 per square foot. The shape and size of your roof can greatly influence the cost in either direction.
How long does a tile roof last?
The lifespan of a tile roof varies depending on the following:
- Type of tile
- Type of structure
- Location
- Underlayment type
A good rule of thumb is that your tile roof should last 20-25 years with proper maintenance.
What type of tile is most common in Arizona?
The most common type of tile roofing in Arizona is concrete tile, which comes in flat or mission “S” styles. Clay roof tile is also popular, known for its durability and longevity.
What are the advantages of tile roofing?
Tile roofing provides a timeless look and offers style, versatility, and longevity. Tile roofing can last for over 50 years with proper maintenance.
What is a tile R&R?
A tile remove & re-set, also known as a tile R&R, is a method of tile roofing where the existing tile is removed before a new underlayment is installed. The existing tile is then re-installed, providing a new waterproof layer for the roof.
How do I know if my tile roof needs to be replaced?
If your tile roof is showing signs of damage or wear, it may need to be replaced. Some common signs include cracked or broken tiles, leaks, and missing tiles.