Clay & Concrete Roof Tiles

Clay roof tiles are made by baking molded clay. The density of these tiles is determined by how long the tiles are heated, and at what temperature. Tiles can range in color, coming in shades of white, yellow, orange, and even brown. However, the most common color of clay tile you can find is Terra-cotta. It is important to note that clay roof tiles may also be referred to as Spanish tile roofs in places like Latin America and Spain.

The high temperatures used to bake clay tiles helps bond the color so it will never peel or fade. They are a durable roofing option and highly insulating.

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Spanish "S" Roof Tile

Combines the cap and pan of traditional barrel tile into a single piece. This style also offers lower material and installation costs over traditional barrel tile.

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Barrel Roof Tile

The leading roof tile profile for Millennia, a traditional two-piece clay tile. True Barrel is commonly associated with Mediterranean architecture.

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Flat Concrete Roof Tile

Flat Concrete Roof Tiles refer to a variety of profiles completely lacking in any barrels or rolls. Increasingly popular with designers, architects and home buyers, a flat tile roof offers a crisp, clean appearance that perfectly complements both traditional and modern architecture. 

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