Concrete and terracotta tiles are designed to last several decades. With regular maintenance and timely repairs, a tile roof can provide long-term protection for the home.

Yes. One of the advantages of tile roofing is that individual broken or cracked tiles can usually be replaced without affecting surrounding tiles.

Tile roofs benefit from periodic inspections to check for cracked tiles, mortar deterioration, and blocked valleys. Routine maintenance helps prevent leaks and prolongs the roof’s lifespan.

When properly installed and maintained, tile roofs perform well in heavy rain and wind. Secure fixings and well-maintained ridge capping are essential for long-term performance.

In many cases, yes. Restoration may include tile replacement, rebedding and repointing, and flashing upgrades, extending the life of the existing roof.