Composite
Slate Character
Deep shadow lines and varied widths recreate the texture of quarried slate with a lighter synthetic system.
Residential Roofing / Roof Types
Tile Roofing Options
Distinctive profiles, lasting curb appeal, and roofing systems selected for the architecture and demands of your home.
More Than a Style Choice
A tile roof should fit the whole home.
Tile roofing can create anything from the depth of hand-cut slate to the rhythm of a traditional barrel roof. The right choice begins with the look, but it also considers roof structure, slope, fastening, underlayment, drainage, and local product availability.
Highmark Roofing Partners helps homeowners compare composite and concrete tile options as complete roofing systems, then narrows the selection around the home, budget, and long-term performance goals.
Choose a Direction
Three looks. Three different architectural effects.
Concrete
Clean Slate Lines
A flatter profile brings texture and durability without the pronounced curves of barrel tile.
Concrete
Barrel Dimension
High and medium curves create strong light-and-shadow patterns inspired by Mediterranean roofs.
01 / Composite Slate
Brava Old World Slate
Designed to capture the depth and variation of natural slate, this composite option is available in standard and mixed-width formats. Its one-inch profile produces substantial shadow lines while weighing far less than quarried slate.
- Standard and multi-width slate formats
- Class 4 impact-rated product
- Broad color and blend selection
- Class A assembly available with specified underlayment
02 / Concrete Tile
Newpoint Concrete Profiles
Newpoint concrete tile offers a broad architectural range, including high-barrel, low-barrel, slate, and shake-inspired profiles. Select systems and colors may add Class 4 impact performance, Class A fire protection, high-wind approvals, or reflective cool-roof properties.
- Barrel, slate, and shake appearances
- Dimensional color blends
- Options developed for demanding weather
- Long-life concrete construction
Eagle Concrete Tile
Match the profile to the architecture.
Eagle’s concrete collection spans restrained flat tile and pronounced barrel forms. These examples show how the profile itself changes the finished roof, even before color is selected.
Bel Air
A clean flat profile for homes that need crisp horizontal lines and a more tailored roof plane.
Capistrano
A high S-barrel profile with bold dimension suited to Spanish, Mediterranean, and coastal-inspired architecture.
Ponderosa
A textured flat profile that brings visual movement and a hand-crafted character to the roof.
Product colors, profiles, approvals, warranties, and availability can vary by region and current manufacturer offerings. Digital images may also display color differently than physical materials. Highmark will confirm current samples, specifications, and system requirements before a final selection is made.
Before You Select Tile
The details beneath the surface matter.
We evaluate whether the roof framing and deck are appropriate for the selected tile system and its installed weight.
Wind exposure, water management, pitch, roof geometry, and approved fastening methods guide the system design.
Underlayment, flashing, ventilation, battens where applicable, and accessory pieces are planned as one roof system.
Current samples are reviewed against siding, masonry, trim, landscape, and neighborhood requirements.
Explore Tile With Highmark
Find the profile that belongs on your home.
We’ll help compare tile styles, system requirements, color availability, and project fit for your property in Northwest Florida or South Alabama.
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