7250 SW 39th Terrace, Miami, FL 33155
Licensed & Insured · South Florida
Premium tile roofing systems built for Miami’s climate — hurricane-ready, permit-ready, and installed by a licensed local crew.
Why Homeowners Choose Tile
Tile roofing gives South Florida homes a premium look while helping protect against heat, rain, wind, and long-term roof wear.
A properly installed tile roof is built for long-term durability, making it one of the strongest roofing investments for South Florida homeowners.
Tile helps reflect heat and allows airflow beneath the roofing surface, which can support a cooler and more comfortable home.
In Miami’s climate, the roof system beneath the tile matters. We focus on underlayment, flashing, and details that help manage water properly.
Tile gives homes a clean, elevated, Mediterranean-style look that fits beautifully with South Florida architecture.
Tile performance depends on the full system — fastening, edges, underlayment, and installation quality all matter in hurricane-prone areas.
A tile roof can make a home feel more premium, better maintained, and more attractive to future buyers.
Simple. Transparent. Permit-Ready.
No pressure. No confusing process. Just a clear path from inspection to proposal, permitting, installation, and final walkthrough.
We review your current roof, visible issues, drainage, and overall roof condition before recommending next steps.
You receive a written proposal with your tile roofing options, scope, and project details explained clearly.
We help you compare tile profiles, colors, and styles that fit your home, budget, and South Florida climate.
Our team coordinates the permit process and handles the installation with attention to underlayment, flashing, edges, and details.
We document the work, review the completed project, and make sure your roof is ready before closing it out.
South Florida homes need roofing systems built around heat, rain, wind exposure, HOA requirements and local code conditions. Bigfoot helps homeowners plan tile roof replacement, installation and repair across the region.
Tile roof installation, replacement and repair for Miami homeowners looking for durability and curb appeal.
Premium tile roofing options for homes with architectural character, HOA requirements and long-term design goals.
Tile roofing systems designed for larger homes, storm readiness and clean South Florida curb appeal.
Roof replacement and tile roof planning for homeowners dealing with aging roofs, leaks or storm-season concerns.
Tile roofing support for homes exposed to heat, humidity, heavy rain and coastal South Florida weather.
Tile roof replacement and installation services for Broward homeowners who want a strong, classic roof system.
Tile roofing solutions for homes that need storm-ready performance and elevated exterior design.
Tile roof installation and replacement planning for Palm Beach homeowners looking for long-term performance.
Serving Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach with licensed roofing support and clear project communication.
Choose Your Tile Style
From classic barrel tile to flat concrete profiles, we help South Florida homeowners choose a roofing style that fits the home, the budget, and the local climate.
A timeless option for Mediterranean and Spanish-style homes, known for its warm color, premium curb appeal, and traditional tile roof appearance.
A durable and versatile tile option available in different colors and profiles, making it one of the most common choices for South Florida homes.
A cleaner, more modern tile profile for homeowners who want the durability of a tile roofing system with a more contemporary finish.
What Miami Homeowners Say
Thank you, Bigfoot Windows & Roofing for a timely response. Project manager Leo Infante was on site by mid-morning to assess our issues and accurately diagnosed everything. A great experience — truly appreciated!
Best in the business. So glad I hired them. Professional crew, showed up on time, and left my property spotless. Would hire again in a heartbeat.
Clean job site, excellent pricing. They were transparent from the start and delivered exactly what was promised. My new impact windows look incredible.
Professional from start to finish. The team communicated every step, the installation was flawless, and my home feels so much safer now. 100% recommend Bigfoot.
Behind the Work
Hands-on with every project, focused on clear communication, quality work, and making sure the job is done right.
— Darryl
Questions We Hear Every Day
Honest answers about tile roofing, permits, pricing, underlayment, and what really matters in Miami’s climate.
Still have questions? Call us directly and we’ll walk you through your tile roof options.
CALL (786) 886-2088A tile roof is one of the longest-lasting, best-looking roofs you can put on a South Florida home — but there's some fine print worth understanding first. Here are honest answers to the questions we hear most.
Concrete and clay roof tiles themselves can last 50 years or more. But here's the part most contractors skip: the underlayment beneath the tiles — the waterproof layer that actually keeps water out — typically lasts only about 20–30 years in Florida's heat. So a "lifetime" tile roof usually needs the tiles carefully lifted and the underlayment replaced long before the tiles themselves wear out. When we inspect your roof, we tell you the real condition of both layers.
Both, but the underlayment does the real work. The tiles shed most of the water and take the sun, salt, and impact, while the underlayment (the secondary water barrier) is the actual waterproof membrane. Under Florida law (Statute 553.844) and the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone code, a tile re-roof in Miami-Dade must include a proper secondary water barrier and reinforced deck fastening — details at floridabuilding.org.
Yes, when installed to code. Tile roofing systems in Miami-Dade must carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) and be fastened for HVHZ wind uplift — mechanically screwed and/or foam-set, not just mortar-laid. You can verify any product's approval at Miami-Dade Product Control or floridabuilding.org, and we pull the permit so the roof is inspected.
Both perform well in Florida. Concrete tile is more affordable, comes in many profiles, and is very durable. Clay tile holds its color longer (the color is baked in, not surface-coated), handles salt air especially well, and gives that classic Spanish/Mediterranean look — at a higher cost and weight. Either way, we confirm your roof structure can support the tile weight before we start.
A tile roof carries separate warranties: the tile (often very long against manufacturing defects), the underlayment (much shorter — and, as above, the part that usually fails first), and our own workmanship/labor. Honest points to ask any roofer about: coverage is frequently prorated; cracked tiles from foot traffic (a solar or A/C install, for example) are usually not covered; and manufacturer coverage often requires documented code-compliant installation and registration. We'll explain what each layer's warranty actually means for you.
