Platinum Roofing Group
Arizona residential & commercial roofing
(602) 435-3544
Arizona's most common roofing material needs Arizona-specific expertise. We repair broken tiles, replace failed underlayment, and handle complete tile reroofs across Arizona.
Tile roofs can outlast the underlayment beneath them, which can deteriorate over time. If you're seeing leaks on a tile roof that looks fine from the outside, the underlayment is usually the problem. We also repair cracked, shifted, and storm-damaged tiles.
We work with all tile types common in the Phoenix market — standard concrete S-tile, flat profile concrete, barrel clay, and interlocking flat tile. Each type has different weight, ventilation, and fastening requirements that affect how we scope the repair or replacement.
Arizona's UV exposure degrades underlayment faster than most climates. Thermal cycling — expanding during 115-degree days and contracting at night — cracks tiles and loosens fasteners. Monsoon rain tests every drainage path. We account for all of this when scoping tile work.
We check tiles, underlayment, flashing, and drainage — not just what's visible from the ground.
Leaks on tile roofs are often underlayment failure, not tile damage. We find the actual problem.
You'll know if it's a tile replacement, underlayment repair, or full reroof — and why.
Tile work generates debris. We clean up completely and walk you through the finished result.
Tile itself can remain sound while the underlayment beneath it deteriorates. When the underlayment fails, you'll see leaks even though the tiles look perfect. We can replace the underlayment without replacing the tiles in many cases.
Yes — if the damage is limited to a few tiles and the underlayment is still in good condition, we can replace individual tiles and reflash problem areas. We'll tell you honestly which approach makes sense.
Storm damage to tile roofs is often covered by homeowner's insurance. We document the damage with photos and measurements to support your claim. Wear-and-tear and underlayment failure are typically not covered.
Most Arizona homes built with tile roofs were engineered for the weight. If you're switching from shingle to tile, we'll verify the structural capacity first. Lightweight concrete tile and stone-coated steel are lighter alternatives.