Tile Roof Replacement

Serving Fort Myers and Surrounding Area

Replacing your tile roof is a big decision that should not be taken lightly. At Blue Dog Roofing, we understand that and take the time to ensure every job is done properly and to the customer’s satisfaction. We have extensive experience in tile roof replacements and can provide this service to homeowners in Florida.

If you are considering a tile roof replacement for your home, contact Blue Dog Roofing to schedule a consultation. We will inspect your roof and provide you with a detailed estimate of the work that needs to be done.

How Much Does A Tile Roof Replacement Cost

When it comes to replacing a tile roof, it’s helpful to remember that tile roofs are one of the highest quality roofing systems out there. They are energy efficient, last a long time, have a high wind resistance and more.

Tile roof replacements can vary in cost depending on a number of factors. The most important factor is the size and difficulty of the roof. Some roofs are an easy up and over slope while others have many sections, penetrations and walls to flash.

That being said, tile roof replacements are typically not cheap. Homeowners can expect to pay several thousand dollars for a quality replacement job. However, this is a big investment that can add value to your home and last for many years.

A roof replacement with tiles can be anywhere from $9 a sq ft to $14 a sq foot. Now this doesn’t take into account many things. And keep mind, if you measure the outside of your home to get the square footage, you will need to factor for the slopes.

If you are interested in getting a tile roof replacement, contact Blue Dog Roofing for a free consultation. We will work with you to find the best tile and installation option for your home and budget.

How Long Do Tile Roofs Last

On paper, a tile roof can last up to 75 years. It will require maintenance and an excellent installation to pull this off. As a roof gets older it can become more susceptible to high winds, extreme weather and also become brittle.

When a roof become brittle, tiles can break under the weight of someone walking. This becomes a concern if you have people walking on your roof. So be sure to hire a licensed professional roofer if you need anything done on your roof that involves walking on the tiles.

Also, maintaining your tile roof can help it last longer. This includes making sure the tile is cleared of debris, and in good condition, as well as ensuring the tiles aren’t cracked or out of place. The underlayment is a water-resistant or waterproof barrier that is installed between the roof decking and the tile. This is what actually waterproofs your home. So if a tile is out of place and exposing the underlayment, this will cause it do age quicker.

Choose Your Roof Tiles

When it comes to choose your roof tiles, there are three main factors to consider: the brand, the style, and the color. The main tile brands that make tile, the style and the color.

The two most popular brands of roof tiles are Eagle and Boral. These two brands offer a wide variety of options in style and color. If you are looking for a specific style or color, it’s likely that one of these two brands will have what you’re looking for. Both of these brands are highly regarded and trusted brands here in Florida.

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Next would be to choose the style of the tile which will affect the over all look of the roof. There are flat tiles, others that are rounded. In both the flat and rounded roof tiles, there are multiple styles as well. When our roofing estimator comes out to your home, we will be more than happy to bring samples and physical tiles for you to get a closer look. You can also click here to see more roof tile colors and styles. Both of these brands are

Our Process For Tile Roof Replacement.

When it comes to tile roof replacements, the first step is to estimate the roof. This is done by measuring the roof, inspecting the attic and walking the roof. Inspecting the attic helps to discern the condition of the wood, while walking the roof helps to determine everything needed for flashing and accessories.

Once all of this is done, a quote can be given for the replacement job. This quote will include the cost of materials and labor. Homeowners can expect to pay several thousand dollars for a quality tile roof replacement job. However, this is a big investment that can add value to your home and last for many years.

The next stage of the tile roof replacement process is to set up the job and tear off the old roof. This includes laying tarps around the property boundary to protect the home, garden and accessories around your home.

We will then begin to remove the old roof. This is a messy and loud process, but it is necessary to ensure that the new roof is installed correctly.

Once the old roof is removed, we will inspect the roof decking for any damage. If there are any damaged boards, we will replace them before proceeding with the installation of the new tile roof.

The next stage is to install the new tile roof. This begins with installing the underlayment, which is the waterproof barrier that is installed between the roof decking and the tile.

After the underlayment is installed, the roof will be inspected and the tile will be delivered. This whole process can take multiple days to finish because of all the steps.

Next would be the step to begin laying the tile. The tile is laid in a specific pattern, starting at the bottom and working up. This is to ensure that the tile is properly installed and will not come loose over time.

After the tile is installed, we will do the final detail work on the roof. This includes installing flashing and other accessories, such as ventilation caps.

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The final step in the tile roof replacement process is to clean up the job site and remove all of the debris. We take great care in ensuring that your property is left in the same condition (or better) than when we arrived.

We hope you have found this article helpful. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact us at (239) 888-1008.

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