Clay tile roofing, the desert classic.
Genuine clay tile — barrel, two-piece, and S-tile — installed and restored across the Valley, with the underlayment and detailing that make a clay roof last generations.
- A+ BBB Accredited
- GAF Certified
- ROC 354850
- Licensed · Bonded · Insured
- A+ BBB Accredited
- GAF Certified
- ROC 354850
- Licensed · Bonded · Insured
Why Homeowners Call Us
Clay outlasts almost everything.
A clay tile roof can outlast the house — 75 to 100 years is normal. Fired clay doesn’t fade, rot, or burn, and it shrugs off our sun like nothing else. It’s why the oldest roofs in Arizona are still clay.
But like any tile, the clay isn’t the waterproofing — the underlayment beneath it is. We install high-temp underlayment and flash every detail correctly, so the system lasts as long as the tile. Three generations on Valley roofs means we know clay.
What’s Included
A clay roof done to last.
Tear-off or re-lay
Failing clay roofs stripped to the deck, or good clay carefully lifted and re-laid over new underlayment — clay is worth saving.
Deck inspection & repair
With the tile off, we check the decking for rot and damage and repair it before the new system goes down.
High-temp underlayment
The real waterproof layer beneath the clay — high-temp underlayment rated for Arizona heat, not builder-grade felt.
Flashing & details
New flashing at walls, chimneys, and valleys, plus birdstop and mortar detailing — the finish work a clay roof lives or dies on.
Barrel, S-tile & 2-piece
New clay tile in the profile that fits your home — barrel (mission), S-tile, or two-piece — matched to color and style.
Manufacturer warranty
Installed to spec so your clay and underlayment qualify for the full manufacturer warranty — registered in your name.
CLAY IN THE VALLEY
Where clay roofs live.
Clay is the roof on Arcadia’s older homes, Paradise Valley estates, and the Santa Fe and Spanish Colonial homes of Cave Creek and Carefree. Many of those roofs have tile that’s still perfect over underlayment that’s long gone. And because clay holds its color for life, a well-built clay roof looks the same in 50 years as it does the day it goes on.
CLAY TAKES A DIFFERENT CREW
Clay breaks if you walk it wrong.
Fired clay is harder than concrete but more brittle. Walk it like a concrete tile roof and you crack it. Our crews know where to step, how to lift and stack clay without losing pieces, and how to set barrel and S-tile with the mortar and fastening each profile needs. On older roofs we source matching salvage clay, so repairs disappear into the roof.
Years a clay tile roof can last
Profiles we install: barrel, S-tile, and two-piece
Fading. Fired clay holds its color for life.
How It Works
Four steps. One solid clay roof.
In-home estimate
We come out, measure, look at what you’ve got, and give you a clear written quote — no pressure, no mystery line items.
Strip to the deck
We remove the old roof down to the decking and inspect everything underneath before we build back up.
Build it back
New underlayment, flashing, and your chosen material installed to manufacturer spec — the way it’s meant to go on.
Clean up & warranty
We haul off every scrap, magnet-sweep the yard for nails, register your warranty, and hand you the paperwork.
Common Questions
What homeowners ask first.
How long does a clay tile roof last?+
Can you reuse my existing clay tile?+
Can you match my old clay tile?+
Clay or concrete tile — what’s the difference?+
Is clay tile too heavy for my house?+
Booking clay roofs now
Get your clay roof quote.
Tell us about your home and what you’re after — we’ll come measure, talk through materials, and put a clear number in front of you.
Friday 8:00am – 3:30pm
Sat – Sun Closed