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Roofers of
Jacksonville

Tile Roofing in Jacksonville, FL

Clay and concrete tile roofs, tile repairs and tile-look options. We'll match you with one licensed local roofer. Free service, no obligation to hire.

Roofers of Jacksonville is a referral service, not a roofing contractor.

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Tile roofs use clay or concrete tiles laid over an underlayment, which does much of the work of keeping water out. Roofers of Jacksonville matches you with one local roofing company that holds an active Florida roofing contractor license, which we look up on the DBPR before connecting you. The service is free, and you're under no obligation to hire.
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Tile roof work we can help with

  • New clay or concrete tile roofs
  • Replacing cracked, broken or slipped tiles
  • Underlayment replacement, with the tile lifted and reset
  • Flashing and ridge repairs on tile roofs
  • Tile-look metal and synthetic options

Clay and concrete tile

Clay tile is made from fired clay. Concrete tile is made from a sand and cement mix and comes in many shapes and colors. Both are heavy, so the roof structure has to be able to carry the weight. If you like the look but your home wasn't built for tile, ask about tile-look metal or synthetic products.

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What's under the tile matters

On most tile roofs, the underlayment beneath the tile does much of the job of keeping water out. When it wears out, the roof can leak even if the tiles look fine. A roofer can lift the tile, replace the underlayment and reset the tile, often reusing tiles that are still in good shape.

Tile on commercial buildings

Some commercial buildings and community clubhouses use tile. We help business owners and associations find a licensed roofer for that work. Choose Business on the first step of the form.

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What does a tile roof cost?

It depends on the tile, the roof's size and shape, the underlayment and any structural work. We don't set prices. Our cost guide explains what drives the price, and the roofer gives you the quote.

How matching works

01Tell us about your roof
02We match one licensed roofer
03You decide, with no obligation
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How we check roofers

Licensed first

  • Every roofer we match holds an active Florida roofing contractor license.
  • We look the license up on the Florida DBPR before we connect you.
  • You get the license number so you can check it yourself.
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Tile Roofing questions

What's the difference between clay and concrete tile?

Clay tile is made from fired clay. Concrete tile is made from a sand and cement mix and comes in many shapes and colors. Both are heavy, and the roofer can explain how they compare.

Can a few cracked tiles be replaced?

Yes. Cracked or slipped tiles can usually be replaced one at a time. Finding a match for older tiles can take some work, so ask the roofer about options.

Why is my tile roof leaking when the tiles look fine?

The underlayment beneath the tile does much of the work of keeping water out. When it wears out, the roof can leak even with good tiles on top. A roofer can check it.

How much does a tile roof cost?

It depends on the tile, the roof's size and shape, the underlayment and any structural work. We don't set prices. The roofer gives you the quote, and our cost guide explains what drives it.

Can I switch my home to a tile roof?

Possibly. Tile is heavy, so the roof structure has to support it. The roofer can tell you whether your home can take tile or whether a tile-look product is a better fit.

Should I walk on my tile roof?

No. Tiles can crack under your weight, and a tile roof is easy to slip on. Leave it to the roofer.

Can you help with tile roofs on commercial buildings?

Yes. Choose Business on the first step of the form and tell us about the building.

Do I have to hire the roofer?

No. Get the quote, ask your questions and then decide. There's no obligation to hire.

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