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New Braunfels RoofingCo. · Comal County, TX (830) 626-9183
Tile roofing

Clay and concrete tile roofs, repaired and re-laid

The tile on a Hill Country home lasts fifty years; the underlayment beneath it does not. We repair cracked and slipped tile, replace the underlayment and flashing, and install new clay and concrete tile roofs on the homes that call for them.

Roofers installing architectural shingles on a limestone Hill Country home in New Braunfels, TX

Tile roofs are common on the custom and Spanish-style homes in Vintage Oaks, along the Guadalupe, in Gruene and the older estate streets off Highway 46. The tile itself — clay or concrete — is nearly permanent. The roof under it isn't. Tile is a water-shedding layer over a waterproofing layer, and the underlayment, battens and flashing that do the actual waterproofing last twenty to thirty years in Texas heat. When a tile roof leaks, it's almost never the tile; it's the felt that's turned to dust underneath, or a valley flashing that's rusted through.

So our tile work runs from small to large: replacing cracked and slipped tiles, rebuilding valleys and wall flashings, and — the big one — a re-lay, where we lift and stack the tile, tear off the old underlayment, install a new high-temperature self-adhering membrane and new battens, replace the flashings, and re-set the same tile. It costs a fraction of a new tile roof and gives you another thirty years. New tile roofs, clay or concrete, are also available where a homeowner wants them.

What's included

Tile repair

Cracked, slipped and hail-broken tiles replaced with matching or salvaged tile; ridge and hip mortar or foam repaired.

Underlayment re-lay

Tile lifted and stacked, old felt removed, high-temp self-adhering underlayment and new battens installed, tile re-set.

Flashing & valleys

Valley metal, wall and chimney flashing, pipe and vent flashings replaced in copper, galvalume or painted steel.

New tile roofs

Clay (Ludowici, MCA) and concrete (Eagle, Boral) tile, engineered for the roof's load, on a permitted job.

Walking damage prevention

Foam-pad walking methods and load spreading so we don't break more tile than we fix.

Hail assessment

Tile hail damage is real and often covered; we document fractures and spalling for the claim.

Tile roof cost in New Braunfels, TX

JobTypical priceNotes
Tile repair — replace up to 20 tiles$450 – $1,200Matching or salvaged tile
Valley or wall flashing rebuild$900 – $2,400Per valley or wall
Underlayment re-lay, 2,500 sq ft roof$18,000 – $30,000Same tile re-set
New concrete tile roof, 2,500 sq ft$32,000 – $50,000Structure verified
New clay tile roof, 2,500 sq ft$45,000 – $75,000Ludowici and MCA lines
Tile roof inspection$200 – $350Free after a storm

These are 2026 Comal County ranges so you can budget. Your written price is itemized — tear-off, decking, underlayment, shingles or panels, flashing, ventilation, permit — and good for 30 days.

Recent work

Roofers installing architectural shingles on a limestone Hill Country home in New Braunfels, TX
Roofers installing architectural shingles on a limestone Hill Country home in New Braunfels, TX
Standing-seam metal roof on a limestone and cedar Hill Country home near New Braunfels
Standing-seam metal roof on a limestone and cedar Hill Country home near New Braunfels
Inspector on a roof checking shingles with a drone hovering above a Texas home
Inspector on a roof checking shingles with a drone hovering above a Texas home
Roofing crew truck and trailer parked on a quiet street of limestone homes in New Braunfels
Roofing crew truck and trailer parked on a quiet street of limestone homes in New Braunfels

Questions we get about tile roofing

My tile roof leaks but the tiles look fine. Why?

Because the tile isn't the waterproofing — the underlayment is. If your tile roof is 20-plus years old and leaking in more than one place, the felt is done and it's time for a re-lay, not more patches.

What is a tile re-lay and is it worth it?

Lifting the existing tile, replacing everything under it, and putting the same tile back. It's roughly half the cost of a new tile roof and gives you 30 years, because the tile itself has decades left. It's almost always the right call on clay tile.

Does hail damage tile roofs?

Yes. Concrete tile chips and fractures; clay tile cracks. It's harder to see from the ground than shingle damage, and adjusters miss it. We photograph every broken tile.

Can my house take a tile roof if it has shingles now?

Only if an engineer says so. Concrete tile is about 900 pounds per square, clay up to 1,200, versus 250 for shingles. Most production homes weren't framed for it; lightweight concrete tile is the usual answer.

Can you match my old tile?

Usually, from salvage or the manufacturer's current line. On a discontinued profile we'll move matching tile from an inconspicuous slope to the visible one and put the closest match at the back.

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