Clay and concrete tile is the gold standard for Arizona homes — beautiful, durable, and built to handle extreme desert heat, UV exposure, and monsoon storms better than any other material. Tile roofing is our specialty.
Whether you need a brand-new tile roof installed, your existing tile replaced, or just the underlayment renewed beneath reusable tiles, Premier Roofing handles it all with precision and care.
Tile roofing in Arizona isn't just about looks — it's about performance. Our team understands the unique challenges the Sonoran Desert presents: intense UV radiation, thermal cycling from extreme heat to cool nights, and the sudden violence of monsoon storms. Every tile installation we do is built to handle all of it.
Concrete and clay tile can withstand sustained temperatures over 150°F without warping, curling, or degrading — critical in a Phoenix summer where rooftop temps hit 170°F+.
Interlocking tile profiles channel water off the roof efficiently. When properly installed over quality underlayment, a tile roof handles Arizona monsoon rain with zero issues.
A properly installed tile roof with quality underlayment lasts 30–50 years or more in Arizona. The tile itself rarely fails — it's the underlayment beneath that needs periodic renewal.
Tile roofing is the defining aesthetic of Southwest architecture. It adds immediate curb appeal and resale value that shingle and other materials simply can't match.
The air gap beneath tile creates natural insulation, reducing attic heat gain and lowering AC load. Many homeowners see a measurable reduction in summer utility bills after a tile reroof.
Tile roofs provide excellent sound dampening against Arizona hailstorms, monsoon rain, and neighborhood noise — a real comfort benefit that flat alternatives don't offer.
One of the most important things Arizona homeowners don't know: if your tile is still in good condition, you may not need to replace it at all. The real culprit behind most tile roof leaks is the underlayment beneath — a rubberized membrane that degrades over 15–25 years under Arizona's UV exposure.
Our process: we carefully remove your existing tiles, inspect each one, replace the failed underlayment with a premium 30-year product, and reinstall your original tiles. Broken tiles are replaced to match. The result is essentially a new roof — for roughly half the cost of full replacement.
We'll tell you honestly during your free inspection whether underlayment replacement is an option for your roof. If we can save you money, we will.
Schedule Free Inspection →We assess your existing roof condition, measure the square footage, identify any decking or structural issues, and determine whether tile replacement or underlayment-only work is the right call. You receive a written report at no cost.
Your quote specifies exact materials (brand, profile, color), scope of work, timeline, and total cost — no vague estimates, no surprise add-ons.
We source your tile, underlayment, flashing, and fasteners before scheduling your job start date. No waiting on material delays once work begins.
Our experienced crew works efficiently and cleanly. We protect your landscaping, use magnetic rollers to collect loose nails, and leave your property clean at the end of every work day.
We walk the completed roof with you, answer every question, and don't consider the job done until you're completely satisfied. Your warranty documentation is provided at this walkthrough.
Most residential tile roof replacements take 2–4 days depending on roof size and complexity. Underlayment-only jobs on smaller homes can be completed in 1–2 days. We'll give you a specific timeline in your written quote before any work begins.
Concrete and clay tile can crack if walked on incorrectly. Always step on the lower third of the tile near the batten, never in the middle. Better yet, leave roof access to professionals — improper foot traffic is one of the most common causes of cracked tile we see in the field.
A free inspection will tell you definitively. Generally: if your tiles are largely intact and under 30 years old, underlayment-only is likely an option. If tiles are heavily broken, faded, or structurally compromised, full replacement may be necessary. We always recommend the most cost-effective option for your specific situation.
We work with all major concrete and clay tile manufacturers and carry common profiles including flat, S-tile (barrel), and low-profile mission styles. Colors range from natural terracotta and slate gray to earth tones common in West Valley HOA communities. We can match your existing tile in most cases.
Full roof replacements typically require a permit from your local municipality. We handle all permit applications as part of our service — you don't have to deal with city offices. Underlayment-only replacement and repairs generally do not require permits, though requirements vary by city.
No pressure. No obligation. Honest assessment and written report — at zero cost.