Tile Roof Replacement for a Boys & Girls Club

A Boys & Girls Club facility was dealing with multiple active leaks across the building. For any property that is a problem. For a building full of children every afternoon, it is a different kind of problem — water in the ceilings means closed rooms, relocated programs, and the long-term risk of mold in a space designed for kids. When we got up on the roof, the picture was clear. The tile had gone fragile — brittle enough that it was breaking under normal foot traffic rather than holding up to it. And in several areas the tile was gone or displaced entirely, leaving the underlayment exposed directly to sun and weather. That second part is what settled the question. On a tile roof, the underlayment is the actual waterproofing — the tile is armor that protects it from UV and impact. Once the underlayment is exposed, it starts degrading fast, and it fails silently until water shows up inside the building.