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Signs It’s Time to Replace (Not Repair) Your Tile Roof

  • longboatkeyr
  • May 1
  • 1 min read

While Tile Roof Repairs are often enough, there comes a point when a full replacement is the smarter, safer investment. But how do you know when you've hit that point?


Here are the top warning signs that a replacement may be needed:


  • Widespread Cracking: If large sections of tiles are cracked, repairs won’t hold up long-term.

  • Frequent Leaks: Recurring leaks, even after fixes, indicate deeper structural issues.

  • Old Age: Most tile roofs last 30–100 years, but if yours is nearing the end of its expected life, it may be time to replace.

  • Sagging Roofline: A sagging or uneven roofline often points to underlying damage in the support structure.

  • Underlayment Failure: If the underlayment is deteriorating and causing water intrusion, a full replacement is typically recommended.

  • Moss & Algae Damage: Extensive growth can compromise the integrity of both tiles and underlayment.


Get Expert Advice First


Not sure if you need a repair or full replacement? LongBoat Key Roofing specializes in honest assessments and extending your tile roof lifespan with both Tile Roof Repairs and replacements when needed.


Facing ongoing roof problems? Schedule a free consultation with LongBoat Key Roofing to explore your best options.



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