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Distinctive · long-lived

Tile roofing
with Southwest character.

Concrete and clay tile — a 40–75 year roof with a look that defines Colorado Springs' finest neighborhoods. Heavy, durable, and beautiful when installed by a crew that knows the structural details.

Concrete tile roof installed by Total Restoration & Roofing on a Colorado Springs home — Mediterranean and Southwest architecture
Built to last generations

The longest-lived roof we install.

Tile is the signature roof of Colorado Springs' Mediterranean and Southwest homes — Broadmoor, Flying Horse, and custom estates. Concrete tile resists hail and lasts 40–50+ years; clay tile can exceed 75. Often the tile outlives the underlayment beneath it, which is the part we replace first.

Tile is heavy, so the single most important step is structural verification — confirming the framing can carry the load before a single tile goes up. We assess that up front. In hail, concrete tile holds up well; clay is more brittle and can crack in severe storms, but individual tiles are replaceable and cracked tiles are typically covered by insurance.

At a glance

Lifespan40–75 yrs
Cost$$$$
HailConcrete: good
Best forBroadmoor, Flying Horse
Tile we install

Concrete & clay.

Eagle Roofing concrete tile

The leading Western concrete tile — a huge range of profiles and colors (flat, low, and high barrel) that hold up to Colorado sun and hail. Strong warranty and proven longevity.

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Westlake Royal US Tile (clay)

Authentic clay tile for a true Mediterranean look, plus concrete lines — the classic barrel and mission profiles seen on Colorado Springs' finest homes.

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We also install and match Monier and other legacy tile profiles for repairs on existing tile roofs.

Common questions

Tile roofing FAQ

How long does a tile roof last in Colorado?

Concrete tile lasts 40–50+ years; clay can exceed 75. The tile often outlives the underlayment beneath it, which is the part that typically needs replacement first.

Does hail damage tile roofs?

Concrete tile resists hail well; clay is more brittle and can crack in severe storms. Cracked tiles are typically covered by insurance, and individual tiles can be replaced without redoing the roof.

Can any house have a tile roof?

Not without a structural check — tile is heavy and the framing must carry the load. We verify this before recommending tile; some homes need reinforcement, others are already built for it.

A roof for generations

Get a tile roof quote.

Free inspection, structural assessment, and an honest look at whether tile is right for your home.

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