Tile Roofing Services in Tulsa
Proof Construction designs, installs, and repairs tile roofs across the Tulsa metro — from classic clay Mission profiles on Tulsa's historic neighborhoods to modern synthetic tile on new construction in Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, and Owasso. We've been roofing since 2015, we're an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor with an A+ BBB rating and 4.9★ across 127+ reviews, and we're licensed in Oklahoma under CIB #80004070. Every tile project starts with a free inspection, structural check, and photo-documented scope.
Tile Roof Installation
Full tile roof installation on new construction and re-roofs — clay, concrete, and synthetic profiles in the colors and styles that fit your Tulsa home's architecture. Every install includes engineered fastening, high-quality underlayment, and proper ridge, hip, and valley details.
Tile Roof Repair & Re-roof
Repairing an aging tile roof is almost always smarter than replacing it. We replace cracked and broken tiles, rebuild deteriorated hips and ridges, and install new underlayment and flashing so your original tiles — often 50+ years old — keep performing for decades more.
Cracked & Broken Tile Replacement
Individual cracked, chipped, or slipped tiles are repaired one at a time with color-matched replacements — no need to tear off the whole roof. We lift surrounding tiles carefully, replace the damaged piece, and re-secure it without disturbing the rest of the system.
Hail Damage Tile Repair
Tulsa hailstorms can crack or dislodge individual tiles even on Class 4-rated roofs. We document damage forensically for your insurance claim, replace storm-damaged tiles with color-matched stock, and seal every repair so the roof stays watertight. See how claims work.
Underlayment & Flashing Replacement
Tiles outlast everything under them. When the underlayment or flashing wears out, we strip the field, install modern synthetic underlayment and new flashings, and re-lay your original tiles — a re-underlay that costs a fraction of full replacement and adds decades of life.
Tile Roof Inspections
Free inspections for tile roofs — cracked tiles, loose hips and ridges, failing underlayment, valley and flashing issues, and structural concerns. We photograph everything, give you an honest line-item report, and never pressure you into work you don't need.
Clay vs. Concrete vs. Synthetic Tile for Tulsa Homes
All three tile families outperform asphalt shingles in lifespan and hail resistance, but they differ in weight, cost, and look. Here's how they compare for Oklahoma's heat, hail, and freeze-thaw cycles:
Clay Tile
The classic choice — fired clay with rich, natural color that never fades. Lifespan is 75-100+ years, and premium clay carries Class 4 hail ratings. Expect roughly $1,500-$2,500 per square installed. Clay is heavy at 700-1,000 lbs per square, so framing capacity must be verified before install.
Concrete Tile
Concrete tile gives you the tile look at a friendlier price — about $1,000-$1,800 per square installed — with a 50+ year lifespan and Class 4 impact options. It's the heaviest option at 800-1,000 lbs per square, so structural reinforcement is more often needed. Colors are applied at the factory and hold up well to Tulsa UV.
Synthetic Tile
Engineered polymer tile that mimics clay and slate at roughly one-tenth the weight — about 150-250 lbs per square — which usually means no structural work at all. Installed cost runs $800-$1,200 per square, lifespan is 30-50 years, and most lines are Class 4 hail-rated. A smart choice for re-roofs where framing is a concern.
Weight & structural considerations: this is the single most important engineering question with tile. Clay and concrete tile weigh 600-1,000 lbs per square versus 200-300 lbs for asphalt shingles. Before any tile install, Proof Construction verifies truss/rafter spacing, span, and framing condition — and if your structure needs reinforcement, we tell you upfront, in writing, before a single tile goes up. Synthetic tile sidesteps most of these concerns entirely.
Hail resistance: clay and concrete tile are consistently rated among the most hail-resistant roofing materials on the market, and Tulsa's severe storm season is exactly why homeowners here choose them. Class 4-rated tile routinely shrugs off the hailstones that destroy asphalt shingles — and when a severe storm does crack an individual tile, the damage is isolated and repairable, not a whole-roof event.
Tile Roof Repair: Cracked, Broken & Missing Tiles
Tile roofs fail one tile at a time — and a single cracked or slipped tile can let water reach the underlayment, where hidden damage spreads fast. Tulsa's freeze-thaw cycles, high winds, and hail are the usual culprits. Our repair process:
- Free inspection & documentation: We walk the roof, photograph every cracked, broken, or missing tile, and check hips, ridges, valleys, and flashing.
- Color-matched sourcing: We match replacement tiles to your roof's manufacturer, profile, and color — including salvaged and discontinued tile where needed.
- Careful tile-by-tile replacement: Damaged tiles are lifted and replaced without disturbing surrounding tiles, using the correct fasteners and mortar or adhesive systems.
- Underlayment & flashing check: If the underlayment beneath a broken tile is compromised, we repair it in place — catching the real leak, not just the symptom.
- Verification & warranty: We water-check repaired areas, clean up debris, and back every repair with our 3-year workmanship warranty.
If your roof has widespread cracking, failing mortar, or an aging underlayment, a full tile re-roof with re-underlayment is often the better long-term value — we'll show you the numbers either way. See all Tulsa roof repair services.
Tile Roof Questions? Call (918) 734-4444
Cracked tiles? Hail damage? Considering a tile roof and not sure your structure can handle the weight? Don't guess — a free inspection answers it.
- Free inspections — no charge, no obligation, same-week scheduling across the Tulsa metro
- Structural verification — we confirm framing capacity before any tile install
- Color-matched repairs — clay, concrete & synthetic, including discontinued profiles
- Insurance claim help — forensic hail documentation and adjuster meetings
- 3-year workmanship warranty — 3x the Oklahoma minimum, in writing
Tile Roofing FAQ — Tulsa
Quick Answers
Tile roof cost: $800–$2,500 per square installed, depending on clay, concrete, or synthetic.
Lifespan: 50+ years — up to 100 for clay. Tiles outlast the underlayment.
Hail? Class 4-rated tile is among the most hail-resistant roofs you can buy. Get a free inspection →
Installed tile roofing in Tulsa typically runs $800–$2,500 per square (one square = 100 sq ft) depending on the material. Synthetic tile is usually the most affordable at $800–$1,200 per square, concrete runs roughly $1,000–$1,800 per square, and clay runs $1,500–$2,500 per square installed. Re-roofs include tear-off, underlayment, flashing, and ridge details. These are 2026 market estimates for the Tulsa metro — Proof Construction provides free, itemized quotes.
Yes. Clay and concrete tile are among the most hail-resistant roofing materials available — most premium tiles carry Class 4 impact ratings, the highest UL rating, and regularly survive the severe hailstorms that damage asphalt shingles across Tulsa. While a severe storm can still crack or dislodge individual tiles, damage is typically isolated and repairable rather than whole-roof replacement. Proof Construction documents hail damage forensically for insurance claims and repairs cracked tiles with color-matched replacements.
Clay and concrete tile roofs routinely last 50 years or more — often 75–100 years for clay — which is two to three times the lifespan of asphalt shingles. The tiles themselves are nearly indestructible; what wears out is the underlayment and flashing, which is why periodic re-underlayment is the smart upgrade instead of full replacement. Synthetic tile typically lasts 30–50 years. Proof Construction installs and maintains tile roofs built for Oklahoma's climate.
In most cases, yes. Isolated cracked, broken, or slipped tiles can be replaced individually — we carefully lift surrounding tiles, remove the damaged piece, and install a color-matched replacement without disturbing the rest of the roof. If many tiles are cracked or the underlayment is compromised, a more extensive repair or re-roof may be the better value. Proof Construction offers free inspections to give you an honest answer either way.
Clay and concrete tile are heavy — roughly 600–1,000 lbs per square versus 200–300 lbs per square for asphalt shingles — so the framing must be engineered for the added load. Synthetic tile weighs a fraction of that and often needs no structural work at all. Before any tile install, Proof Construction verifies your truss or rafter system and framing capacity, and we'll tell you honestly if reinforcement is needed.