Tile Roofing
Serving San Antonio and Surrounding Areas
Tile roofing is a durable and stylish option for homeowners in San Antonio and surrounding areas looking to enhance the aesthetic appeal and longevity of their roof. With a variety of colors and styles available, tile roofs can complement any architectural design. JM Melton is a local roofing specialist dedicated to exceptional quality and craftsmanship. Trust us to ensure your tile roof looks great and stands the test of time.
What We Offer
Brands We Work With
Certified roofing contractor with Westlake/Boral, Ludowici and Crown
Type of Consutruction
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New Construction
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Re-roof
Material Specifications
2:12 pitch is the manufacturer's minimum allowable slope to be warranted
Installation Time
Two weeks to two months installation
Warranty
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5-10 year JM Melton Roofing workmanship warranty*
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30-90 year manufacturer warranty*
*Depending on the system.
Expert Guidance
We ensure the right materials are utilized alongside your specific tile choices.
For clay tile, it is important to use TRUE COPPER for all metal components, including nails, valley metal, drip edges, and wall flashings, because copper will remain intact over time. If steel products are used with clay tile, metal rot and erosion will occur, resulting in a damaged roof system. Steel products can be safely used for concrete tile.
Additionally, we’ll install the correct underlayment system and do not rely on the tiles themselves to waterproof your tile roof.
Why work with a certified roofing contractor?
We know tile roofing "dos and don'ts" and will save you from costly repair and replacement costs.
Do not use steel products with clay tile. Metal rot and erosion will occur.
Do use copper nails. This clay tile system was damaged because copper nails were not used.
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How much do different roof types cost?Shingle roofs: $-$$ Metal roofs: $$$ Low slope TPO roofs: $$$ Concrete tile roofs: $$$-$$$$ Clay tile roofs: $$$$ Slate roofs: $$$$$
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How long does a shingle roof last?25-30 years
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of shingle roofs?Shingles are the most affordable, but they are the least likely to stand up against wind or hail. They have a class 2 rating meaning they offer a lower level of impact resistance compared to other roofing materials.