Aging Tile Roof Replaced with Metal in Spicewood

This Spicewood homeowner had been dealing with a leaking roof for a while. Cracked tiles, punctured surfaces, exposed underlayment - the kind of damage that patches just can't fix long-term. When we got up there for the inspection, it was clear the roof had simply run its course.

The tile itself was badly deteriorated across the whole surface. Cracking throughout, holes punched clean through in multiple spots, and debris built up everywhere. Every rainstorm was another opportunity for water to work its way inside. That's not a repair situation - that's a full replacement.

So we stripped everything off and started fresh. The old tile came down completely, and we installed a new metal roof in its place. Metal made a lot of sense here. It holds up better against the elements, lasts significantly longer than tile, and requires far less ongoing maintenance. For a home out in the Hill Country, that kind of durability matters.

The finished roof sits clean and tight with solid edge-to-edge coverage. No more exposed underlayment, no more mystery leaks after a heavy rain. The homeowner also has solar panels on the roof - something we worked around carefully during the install to make sure everything ended up properly protected and sealed.

If your tile roof has been giving you trouble - whether it's active leaks or just visible wear you're not sure about - an inspection is the right first step. We can tell you exactly what you're working with and what the best path forward looks like.