Clay Tile Roofing
Clay tile roofing for Phoenix homes: true barrel and S tile, careful mortar work and fragile tile handled right. Call (602) 878-3594 any day.
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Roofing in Paradise Valley, AZ
Paradise Valley is a town of custom homes on large lots, and its roofs reflect that: handmade clay tile, flat roofs on modern designs, copper details and long spans over courtyards and casitas. We approach each one as its own project. Our Scottsdale office sits just a few minutes from the town line.
Short answer
Paradise Valley roofs most often need clay tile underlayment replacement, precise tile matching on older estates, flat roof repair on contemporary homes and flashing work around chimneys, skylights and courtyards. We plan carefully around landscaping, pools and finished surfaces, salvage original tile wherever possible and match replacement pieces closely so the roof looks unchanged when we finish.
Some of the clay tile on Paradise Valley homes is older than the people living in them, and it can keep going for many more decades. The trouble is underneath. Felt and flashings installed with that tile were never meant to last as long, and on many estates they are now cracked, shrunken and pulling away from walls and chimneys. Because owners value the look and patina of the original tile, replacing it outright is rarely the goal.
Our approach is careful removal and salvage. We number sections when the pattern matters, stack tile on padded staging and protect pools, patios and plantings below. With the deck exposed, we repair any damaged sheathing, install high-temperature underlayment and new flashings, then relay the original tile. Broken pieces are replaced from salvage stock that matches color and age. See our clay tile roofing page for profiles and methods. The finished roof looks the same, but the waterproofing underneath is brand new.

Not every Paradise Valley home is traditional. Contemporary houses built near the base of Camelback Mountain and along the newer streets favor clean lines, flat roofs, parapets and rooftop mechanical areas tucked out of view. These designs look striking but leave little room for error. Water needs to reach scuppers or internal drains without pooling, and every penetration for equipment, lighting or solar must be sealed perfectly. A clogged internal drain on one of these roofs can turn a single storm into a ceiling repair.
We repair and replace flat roofs on these homes using foam, single-ply membranes or coatings suited to the design. Tapered insulation corrects low spots, and drains are cleared and tested. Where rooftop equipment has been added over time, we rebuild the curbs and seals. Owners who want a long-lasting membrane often choose our TPO roofing option, which works well under the intense sun on these exposed roofs. We also look closely at skylights and rooftop glass, which are common on these designs.
Paradise Valley homes come with gates, long drives, mature landscaping and often household staff or property managers. We coordinate access ahead of time, keep trucks off delicate surfaces, set up staging out of sight where possible, and clean up daily. Noise and work hours are planned with neighbors in mind. The town also has its own rules on exterior projects, so we confirm what a job needs before work begins.
The McDonald Drive shop sits right on the town's edge, a short hop from most Paradise Valley homes, often well under fifteen minutes along Lincoln Drive or McDonald itself. That makes inspections easy to schedule and storm calls quick to reach. When a chimney or skylight starts leaking, our flashing repair work rebuilds the metal around it rather than relying on sealant. Copper and custom metal details can be matched or fabricated to suit the home, and we take care to keep the finish consistent with what is already there.

Every service on our list is available here. These are the calls we get most from Paradise Valley.
Clay tile roofing for Phoenix homes: true barrel and S tile, careful mortar work and fragile tile handled right. Call (602) 878-3594 any day.
Learn moreTiles fine but the felt under them is shot? We lift and relay Phoenix tile roofs with new two-ply or synthetic underlayment. Call (602) 878-3594 any time.
Learn moreRoof flashing repair in Phoenix: we fix the metal at walls, valleys, vents and chimneys where most roof leaks start. Call (602) 878-3594 any hour.
Learn moreReplacing a worn flat roof in Phoenix? We compare foam, TPO, mod bit and built-up for your home, fix slope and drains, then rebuild. Call (602) 878-3594.
Learn moreLeaking, crazed or overheating skylight in Phoenix? We reflash curbs, replace sun-damaged domes and fit low-E units and sun tunnels. Call (602) 878-3594.
Learn moreIn most cases, yes. Clay tile often outlives several underlayment cycles. We remove it carefully, protect it on padded staging, and relay it once the new underlayment and flashings are installed. Broken pieces are replaced with salvage tile chosen to match the color and weathering of your roof.
We plan staging before work begins, cover pools and hardscape near the roof edges, keep materials off lawns and plantings, and clean up at the end of each day. On estate properties we also coordinate with gardeners or property managers so their schedules are not disrupted.
Paradise Valley runs its own building review, and a full re-roof there will generally need a permit. Requirements depend on the scope of the project. We check what your job needs before starting and handle the permit paperwork as part of the work.
Call (602) 878-3594 any hour. Tell us your address and what you are seeing, and we will set up a visit.