Tile Roofs
More about tile Roofs
Tile Roof Repair
Whether you have a slow leak, missing shingles, or storm damage, catching roof problems early saves thousands. M&M Roofing provides fast, reliable roof repair services throughout Southern Utah. Our crew diagnoses the problem, gives you a clear quote, and gets it fixed right — no runaround.
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Leaking or damaged shingles
Storm and hail damage repair
Flashing repair around chimneys and vents
Flat roof membrane repair
Fascia and soffit damage
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Cracked or slipped tiles are common after high winds or settling. We source matching clay, concrete, or slate tiles and replace them cleanly so the repair blends with the rest of your roof.
Tile Roof Installation & Replacement in Southern Utah
Tile roofing is built for Southern Utah's climate. It handles extreme heat, UV exposure, and monsoon rain better than most materials — and it adds serious curb appeal. M&M Roofing LLC installs and replaces clay, concrete, and slate tile roofs for homeowners across St. George, Ivins, Washington, and Hurricane, UT.
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Tile roofs are a long-term investment. While the upfront cost is higher than shingle, the lifespan and durability make it one of the best returns on investment for Southern Utah homeowners. Contact us for a free estimate tailored to your home's size and style.
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Clay Tile — Classic southwestern look with excellent heat resistance. Ideal for St. George's desert climate
Concrete Tile — More affordable than clay, equally durable, and available in many styles and colors
Slate Tile — Premium natural stone look with a near-lifetime lifespan
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Tile roofs typically last 40–50 years, with some clay and slate options lasting a lifetime with minimal maintenance. That's 2–3 times longer than a standard shingle roof.
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Weight — Tile is heavier than shingle or metal. We inspect your home's structure before installation to confirm it can support the load
Maintenance — Low maintenance overall, but cracked or slipped tiles should be replaced promptly to prevent leaks
Climate fit — Tile is one of the best roofing materials for Southern Utah's heat and sun exposure
