Facts about Clay tile roofing

Clay tile roofing is a slow-growing trend for homeowners nowadays, and it has excellent reasoning behind it. Clay tile roofs look amazing, last for long periods, are very durable, and customizable. Here are some facts about clay tile roofing. 

Longevity

The first thing that comes to mind with people when they hear about clay tile roofing is their longevity. Most roofs with clay tiling can last 50+ years. You can almost be 100% certain that when you purchase your clay tile roof, it will last for many years. 

Durability

Some clay tile roofing looks thick while others have a thinner look to them, but that doesn’t deter them from being any less durable. Clay tiles are some of the most durable roofing materials out there. They also don’t lose their color or strength in extreme temperatures and are favored in harsh climates. 

Customizable

Clay tiles can look like slate or wood and can complement different types of home styles. They can come in different sizes, shapes, and colors so that you can have the exact roof style you want. 

Low Maintenance and Eco Friendly

Clay tile roofing doesn’t need much maintenance, so long as your roof is constructed and installed correctly. You don’t have to worry about water seeping in and ruining your roof like with asphalt shingles. Clay tiles are also eco-friendly and can be recycled and even reused for new materials. 

 

Clay tile roofing may be a hefty upfront cost, but it is one of your best investments for protecting your home in the long run. With durability, longevity, and customizable options, clay tile roofs are becoming more and more popular.

 

We have years of experience working with clay roofing, and we will help you pick the right clay tile roof for you. Call Van De Hey Refined Roofing, LLC (VR Roofing), for all clay tile roofs questions. We serve the Appleton, Little Chute, and the Fox Valley area, Sheboygan, Oshkosh, Madison, Milwaukee, Shorewood, Sheboygan, Oconomowoc, Verona, Waukesha, and Green Bay, and De Pere areas in Wisconsin.