CLAY ROOF

The initial cost of clay roofing can be higher compared to other materials. However, their longevity and low maintenance requirements can offer long-term value.

Yes, clay tiles are relatively heavy, so the roof structure must be designed to support their weight. It’s important to consult with a professional to ensure proper structural support.

Clay roofs generally require minimal maintenance. Regular inspections and cleaning to remove debris are usually sufficient to keep them in good condition.

Yes, clay roofs are highly resistant to UV rays, extreme temperatures, and moisture. They are also resistant to fire and can handle a variety of weather conditions.

Yes, clay tiles have good thermal mass, which helps in regulating indoor temperatures by keeping homes cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. This can lead to energy savings on heating and cooling.

Typically, clay tiles cannot be installed over existing shingles due to their weight. A full removal of the old roofing material is usually required.

While clay tiles are durable, they can crack under certain conditions, such as heavy impact or extreme temperature fluctuations. Proper installation and regular inspections can help prevent and address any issues.

Yes, clay tiles are made from natural materials and are fully recyclable. Their production requires minimal energy, making them an environmentally friendly roofing option.

Clay tiles come in a wide range of colors, shapes, and textures. This variety allows for customization to match different architectural styles and personal preferences.