A full residential tile roof replacement completed in Miramar, FL 33025. Engineered to handle Broward County’s intense heat waves, high humidity, and severe rainstorms, this project replaced an outdated roof assembly with a storm-rated tile system designed to provide decades of leak-free protection and elevated architectural style.
The Challenge
Where the roof started
The residence suffered from an aging tile assembly with a deteriorated secondary underlayment, leaving the home vulnerable to water intrusion during heavy tropical downpours.
The underlying waterproofing membrane had grown brittle, increasing the risk of structural deck rot
Meeting local high-wind uplift standards required extensive deck re-fastening and high-grade adhesive bonding
Precise measuring and custom flashing were necessary around roof-to-wall transitions to prevent leak pathways
Scope Of Work
What we did
Tear off old, compromised roof materials down to the original wooden substrate
Perform deck inspection, replacing damaged plyboard panels and re-nailing to current high-wind building code
Lay a continuous layer of high-temperature, self-adhering modified bitumen underlayment across all slopes
Custom-fabricate and install perimeter metal drip edges, valley liners, and wall transition flashings
Set and secure Florida-approved roof tiles using high-yield foam adhesive for enhanced wind uplift resistance
Self-adhering high-temperature modified-bitumen secondary water barrier
High-bond tile adhesive foam system rated for high-velocity wind loads
Heavy-gauge corrosion-resistant metal flashing and valley components
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On the roof
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The Result
A beautiful tile roof engineered for maximum storm resilience
This Miramar home now features an airtight, storm-ready tile roof system that significantly improves thermal performance, enhances property value, and offers long-term defense against South Florida’s harshest weather.
Project FAQ
Questions about this project
Why choose a tile roof for a residence in Miramar, FL?
Tile roofs offer exceptional resistance against rot, UV radiation, and heavy rain while providing a classic Mediterranean look that lasts 40 to 50+ years.
How does adhesive foam tile installation hold up during a hurricane?
Tile foam adhesive forms a flexible, continuous bond between the tile and the deck, distributing wind uplift forces far more effectively than standard mechanical nails.
How often does a tile roof underlayment need to be replaced?
While the concrete or clay tiles can last half a century, the secondary waterproof underlayment beneath them typically requires replacement every 20 to 30 years.