The classic barrel tile look, often called Spanish or Mexican tile, in kiln fired clay built to handle Texas sun and heat for generations. Clay is a beautiful roof that demands experience. It cracks under careless feet and leaks under careless flashing. We install and service it the way it was meant to be done.
Kiln fired clay doesn't fade, rot, or burn. Many tile roofs outlast two or three generations of owners.
The barrel shape ventilates under every tile, cutting attic heat and cooling bills in hot climates.
Terracotta barrels define Spanish, Mediterranean, and Southwestern homes, a look that never dates.
Class A fire rating and nothing for termites or rot to eat. Clay simply endures.
The clay sheds most of the water, but the underlayment beneath it is what actually keeps your home dry, and it wears out decades before the tile does. Most tile roof leaks are really underlayment and flashing failures. Our crews specialize in lift and relay work. We carefully remove your tiles, rebuild the waterproofing underneath, and reinstall the original clay you love.
[Photo: Spanish barrel tile roof]Every DBX tile roof, layer by layer.
Every DBX roof is installed to manufacturer spec, documented with photos at every stage, and backed by our workmanship warranty. If a storm caused the damage, we handle your insurance claim from the first inspection to the final payment.
[Photo: cracked clay tiles / drone claim documentation]Hail shatters clay, wind lifts barrels, and adjusters routinely scope tile damage at shingle prices, or miss the broken tiles hidden from the ground entirely. Our drone captures every slope without putting a single boot on your roof, we document each damaged tile, and we fight for a scope that covers real tile costs: matching material, proper underlayment, and the skilled labor it takes to do it right.
New installation, lift and relay, storm restoration, or a routine health check, every project begins with a complimentary drone inspection and a professional assessment.