Tile and Slate Roofing | Wilmington NC

Tile and slate roofing systems are synonymous with elegance and durability, offering a timeless appeal that enhances the beauty and value of your property.

Both roofing options are known for their ability to withstand harsh weather conditions, fire resistance, and minimal maintenance requirements, making them an excellent long-term investment for homeowners seeking premium roofing solutions.

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Natural Tile

Natural Clay Tile

Composition: Formed from naturally occurring clay, which is a soft, earthy material.
Durability: Known for their long lifespan, with some clay roofs lasting over 100 years.
Maintenance: Relatively low maintenance, but can be prone to cracking and breaking, especially in harsh weather.
Weight: Heavier than synthetic tiles, requiring a strong roof structure.
Cost: Can be more expensive than synthetic tiles.
Color: Natural clay tiles come in a variety of colors due to the impurities in the clay, and can retain their color well, especially with a ceramic finish.

Natural Concrete Tile

Composition: Made from a mixture of sand, cement, and water.
Durability: Durable and long-lasting, often lasting 50 years or more.
Maintenance: Relatively low maintenance, but can be prone to fading or staining, and may require more maintenance than clay tiles.
Weight: Heavier than synthetic tiles, requiring a strong roof structure.
Cost: Can be more affordable than clay tiles.
Color: Concrete tiles can be colored, but the color may fade over time.

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Brava Tile

Brava Synthetic Tile

Composition: Manufactured from materials like polymers, recycled plastics, or rubber.
Durability: Lightweight and durable, resistant to weathering, insects, and rot.
Maintenance: Low maintenance and easy to install.
Weight: Lighter than natural clay and concrete tiles, reducing strain on the roof structure.
Cost: Generally more affordable than natural clay and concrete tiles.
Color: Available in a wide range of colors and styles.

Aged Mission

Arendale

Autumn

Black Brown Blend

Pine Green

Mediterranean

Onyx

Terra Cotta Brown

Tuscan Clay

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Brava Slate

Composition: Synthetic slate is made from materials like plastic, rubber, and recycled materials, designed to mimic the look of natural slate.
Durability: While synthetic slate is durable, it may not be as long-lasting as natural slate.
Weight: Synthetic slate is lighter than natural slate, making it easier to install.
Aesthetics: Synthetic slate can be a good option for those who want the look of natural slate without the weight and cost.
Cost: Synthetic slate is generally more affordable than natural slate.

Arendale

Atlantic

Cottage

European

Graphite

Light Arendale

Onyx

Pine Green

Tuscan Clay

Victorian

Washington

White

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DaVinci Slate

Multi-Width Slate (MWSL)

Composition: Synthetic slate is made from materials like plastic, rubber, and recycled materials, designed to mimic the look of natural slate.
Durability: While synthetic slate is durable, it may not be as long-lasting as natural slate.
Weight: Synthetic slate is lighter than natural slate, making it easier to install.
Aesthetics: Synthetic slate can be a good option for those who want the look of natural slate without the weight and cost.
Cost: Synthetic slate is generally more affordable than natural slate.

Single-Width Slate (SWSL)

Composition: Synthetic slate is made from materials like plastic, rubber, and recycled materials, designed to mimic the look of natural slate.
Durability: While synthetic slate is durable, it may not be as long-lasting as natural slate.
Weight: Synthetic slate is lighter than natural slate, making it easier to install.
Aesthetics: Synthetic slate can be a good option for those who want the look of natural slate without the weight and cost.
Cost: Synthetic slate is generally more affordable than natural slate.

Providence Slate (PRSL)

Composition: Synthetic slate is made from materials like plastic, rubber, and recycled materials, designed to mimic the look of natural slate.
Durability: While synthetic slate is durable, it may not be as long-lasting as natural slate.
Weight: Synthetic slate is lighter than natural slate, making it easier to install.
Aesthetics: Synthetic slate can be a good option for those who want the look of natural slate without the weight and cost.
Cost: Synthetic slate is generally more affordable than natural slate.

Aberdeen

Brownstone

Canyon

Castle Gray

European

Evergreen

Slate Black

Slate Gray

Smokey Gray

Sonora

Vineyard

Weathered Green

Brownstone

Canyon

Castle Gray

European

Evergreen

Slate Black

Slate Gray

Smokey Gray

Sonora

Brownstone

Castle Gray

European

Slate Black

Slate Gray

Smokey Gray

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Benefits of Tile & Slate Roofing:

Unmatched Longevity Tile and slate roofs are built to last, often exceeding 50 years for tile and 100 years for slate with minimal upkeep.

Superior Weather Resistance Both materials offer exceptional protection against extreme weather conditions, including high winds, heavy rain, and even hail.

Fire & Mold Resistant Naturally resistant to fire and impervious to rot, mold, and insect damage, tile and slate roofing systems offer added safety and peace of mind.

Eco-Friendly & Energy Efficient Made from natural, recyclable materials, these roofs also provide excellent thermal performance, helping to reduce energy costs.