A luxury residential tile roof replacement in Wellington featuring a full tile system with detailed ridge, valley and hip work, an elegant, estate-quality finish designed for Palm Beach County's sun, humidity and storm season.
The Challenge
Where the roof started
Tile is heavier than other roofing systems and depends on a sound structure, precise underlayment and careful attachment. Detailed ridge, valley and hip work was essential for both performance and the premium finish.
The roof structure had to support the weight of a full tile system
A self-adhering underlayment provided dependable secondary waterproofing
Ridges, valleys and hips required precise tile and flashing work
Scope Of Work
What we did
Evaluation and preparation of the roof deck and supporting structure
Installation of a self-adhering waterproof underlayment
Detailed flashing at valleys, hips, transitions and penetrations
Precise placement and alignment of the tile roofing system
Final inspection of ridges, drainage paths and finished surfaces
Materials & System
What was installed
Florida-rated tile roofing system
Self-adhering modified-bitumen underlayment
Approved tile attachment components
Valley, ridge and flashing components
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On the roof
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The Result
An elegant tile roof with estate-level curb appeal
The finished tile roof gives the Wellington estate a refined, high-end appearance while providing a complete, storm-ready roofing assembly engineered for decades of Florida sun, rain and wind.
Project FAQ
Questions about this project
How long does a tile roof last in Florida?
A properly installed tile roof can last 40–50 years or more, making it one of the longest-lasting options for Florida homes.
Is my home strong enough for a tile roof?
Most homes built for tile are, but we always evaluate the structure and deck first and advise if any reinforcement is needed.
Do tile roofs hold up to hurricanes?
Yes. Installed to Florida code with the correct underlayment and attachment, tile roofs perform very well in high winds.