Tile roofing,from the underlaymentup.
Tile roof repair and replacement in Phoenix and across Arizona, managed by one point of contact from inspection to final walkthrough.
Tile that looks fine. Underlayment that isn't.
A tile roof can outlast its underlayment — that's the real cause of most leaks, even when the tile looks intact. We also repair cracked, shifted, and storm-damaged tile.
Tile roof materials built for Arizona conditions
Platinum works across the tile systems common in the Phoenix market — concrete S-tile, flat profile concrete, barrel clay, and interlocking flat tile — and matches the repair or replacement to the system on your roof. Arizona's UV exposure breaks underlayment down faster than most climates, and thermal cycling and monsoon rain add to the strain. We account for all of it before we scope tile work.
How we scope tile work
Inspect the full system
We check tile, underlayment, flashing, and drainage — not just what's visible from the ground.
Find the actual cause
Leaks are usually underlayment failure, not tile damage. We find the real problem before we quote anything.
Scope it clearly
You'll know whether it's a tile reset, an underlayment repair, or a full reroof, and why.
Finish and clean up
We clean the site completely and walk the finished roof with you.
Tile roofing questions
How long does tile roofing actually last in Arizona?
Tile itself can remain sound long after the underlayment beneath it starts to fail. When the underlayment goes, you'll see leaks even though the tile above still looks perfect — and in many cases we can replace the underlayment without touching the tile itself.
Can broken tile be repaired instead of a full reroof?
Often, yes. If the damage is limited to a few tiles and the underlayment is sound, we reset or replace them and reflash the area. If not, we'll tell you honestly why a larger scope makes sense.
Does homeowners insurance cover tile roof damage?
Whether a policy covers storm damage is your insurer's decision. We document the damage with dated photos and a written report you can share with them.
Is my structure strong enough to carry a tile roof?
Homes originally built with tile are typically engineered for that weight. If you're converting from shingle to tile, we verify structural capacity first — lightweight concrete tile is a lighter alternative.