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Tiles

What we do

Timeless and Durable Roofing Solutions for Austin & DFW

At FOX Roofing & Solar, we specialize in the installation, replacement, and repair of tile roofing systems, a timeless and durable choice for homeowners and businesses in Austin and the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Tile roofs are renowned for their longevity, elegance, and ability to withstand Texas’s extreme weather conditions, making them a premium solution for both aesthetic and functional needs.

Types of Tile Roofs:

Is Tile Roofing Right for You?

Tile roofing is a traditional and visually striking option, typically made from clay, concrete, or slate. Known for its durability and classic aesthetics, tile roofing is popular in Mediterranean, Spanish, and mission-style architecture but is adaptable to other designs.

Pros of Tile Roofing

Longevity: Clay and slate tiles can last 50-100+ years; concrete tiles have a lifespan of
30-50 years.
Durability: Resistant to rot, insect damage, and extreme weather, including high winds
and hail.
Aesthetic Appeal: Offers a unique, upscale look with a variety of colors, shapes, and
styles.
Energy Efficiency: Provides natural insulation, reducing cooling and heating costs.
Fire Resistance: Non-combustible, making it a safe option in fire-prone areas.
Low Maintenance: Requires little upkeep when properly installed.

Cons of Tile Roofing

High Cost: Significant upfront costs for materials and installation, especially for slate.
Weight: Extremely heavy; may require structural reinforcement, increasing installation
expenses.
Brittleness: Can crack or break under heavy impact, requiring careful handling and
repair.
Complex Installation: Requires skilled professionals, adding to labor costs and time.
Limited Suitability: Not ideal for low-pitch roofs or regions with frequent freeze-thaw
cycles, which can cause damage to certain tile types.
Color Fading: Over time, certain tile materials may experience color fading due to
prolonged UV exposure.

Ideal Use Case

Tile roofing is best for homeowners seeking long-term durability, fire resistance, and high-end aesthetics. It’s an excellent choice for homes in warm or coastal climates but may not be ideal for regions with heavy snow or budget-conscious projects.

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