Tile Roofing Design Center
Concrete and genuine clay from the tile brands we install, plus lightweight composite alternatives — compare profiles, colors and specs on one page.
Concrete & Clay Tile
The tile manufacturers we install across Florida. We’re members of the Tile Roofing Industry (TRI) Alliance, and every tile roof we build follows the manufacturer’s installation instructions and the system’s Florida Product Approval.
Photo courtesy of Westlake Royal RoofingWestlake Royal
Concrete tile (Newpoint) and genuine clay (US Tile) — barrel, slate, shake, and flat profiles, with Florida HVHZ approvals.
Explore Westlake Royal Roofing →
Photo courtesy of Eagle Roofing ProductsEagle Roofing
Concrete tile in Capistrano barrel, Bel Air flat, Sequoia shake, and more — with many cool-roof colors.
Explore Eagle Roofing Products →
Photo courtesy of Crown Roof TilesCrown Roof Tiles
Florida-made concrete tile with Miami-Dade NOAs — Sanibel barrel, Tuscany barrel, and Windsor slate, shake, and split.
Explore Crown Roof Tiles →Composite & Synthetic Alternatives
The look of slate, shake or barrel tile at a fraction of the weight — useful when a structure can’t carry concrete or clay.
Photo courtesy of Brava Roof TileBrava
Composite tiles molded to look like cedar shake, Old World slate, or Spanish barrel — lightweight, Class 4 impact-rated, and Florida HVHZ approved.
Explore Brava Roof Tile →
Photo courtesy of DaVinci RoofscapesDaVinci Roofscapes
Polymer slate and cedar-shake profiles — multi-width and single-width, Class 4 impact, Class A fire, and HVHZ-tested for Florida.
Explore DaVinci Roofscapes →Home Visualizer
See it on your house
Try tile colors from the brands we install on your house with our free Home Visualizer, then bring your short list to your free inspection.
Open the Home Visualizer →Tile profiles, explained
Every tile brand sells the same four basic shapes under its own line names. Pick the shape first — it sets the look of the roof — then the brand and color.
High barrel (S-tile)
The classic Mediterranean roll with deep shadow lines.
Lines: Eagle Capistrano · Westlake Royal Barcelona 900 · Crown Sanibel · Brava Spanish Barrel (composite)
Low / medium barrel
A gentler wave — still unmistakably tile, a little more restrained.
Lines: Eagle Malibu · Westlake Royal Villa 900 · Crown Tuscany
Flat & slate
Clean, low-profile lines that suit modern and coastal homes.
Lines: Eagle Bel Air · Westlake Royal Saxony 900 Slate · Crown Windsor Slate & Split · Brava Old World Slate · DaVinci slate
Shake
The texture of split wood shakes, without the rot or fire risk of wood.
Lines: Eagle Sequoia · Westlake Royal Madera 900 · Crown Windsor Shake · Brava Cedar Shake · DaVinci shake
Tile colors, by brand and profile
Color names exactly as each manufacturer lists them for Florida. Concrete tile colors are blends and ranges, so they read best in person — we bring physical samples to your free inspection. Availability can change; we confirm the color with the manufacturer when your tile is ordered.
Eagle Roofing
Florida brochure ↗Bel Air flat
- Santa Cruz Blend
- Arcadia Canyon Brown
- Sierra Madre
- Flintridge Gray
- Weathered Adobe
- Santa Paula
- Dark Gray Range
- Concord Blend
- Brown Gray Range
- Vallejo Range
- Bloomingdale Blend
- Sunrise Blend
- Terracambra Range
- Village Blend
- Light Gray Range
- Brown Range
- Hillsborough Blend
- Kona Red Range
- Walnut Creek Blend
- Rocklin Blend
- Corona Del Mar Blend
- Shasta Blend
- Seattle Blend
- Maple Creek Blend
- Grays Peak Range
- Flagler Beach Blend
- Siesta Key Range
- Viera Blend
- Boca Cream Range
- Dark Charcoal Range
- Cocoa Range
- Moss Creek
Capistrano high barrel
- Palm Beach Blend
- Santa Cruz Blend
- Sierra Madre
- Weathered Adobe
- Santa Paula
- Concord Blend
- Arcadia Canyon Brown
- Dark Gray Range
- Sanborn Blend
- Carlsbad Blend
- Vallejo Range
- Bloomingdale Blend
- Sunrise Blend
- Terracambra Range
- Light Gray Range
- Brown Gray Range
- Brown Range
- Kona Red Range
- Adobe Blend
- Walnut Creek Blend
- Maple Creek Blend
- San Ramon Range
- Corona Del Mar Blend
- Lakeport Blend
- Buena Vista Blend
- Viera Blend
- Boca Cream Range
- Dark Charcoal Range
- Cocoa Range
- Moss Creek
Malibu low barrel
- Santa Cruz Blend
- Sierra Madre
- Weathered Adobe
- Santa Paula
- Dark Gray Range
- Carlsbad Blend
- Vallejo Range
- Sunrise Blend
- Terracambra Range
- Light Gray Range
- Brown Range
- Kona Red Range
- Palm Beach Blend
- Corona Del Mar Blend
- Maple Forge
- Maple Creek Blend
- Boca Cream Range
- Dark Charcoal Range
- Cocoa Range
- Moss Creek
Sequoia shake
- Village Blend
- Kings Canyon Blend
- Brown Gray Range
- Concord Blend
- Light Gray Range
- Sierra Madre
- Seattle Blend
Eagle notes that its Ponderosa shake isn’t offered in Florida — Sequoia is the shake profile here.
Westlake Royal
Florida concrete brochure ↗Barcelona 900 high barrel
- Casa Grande Blend
- Desert Spice Blend
- Gold Dust Blend
- Florida Blend
- Khaki Blend
- Buckskin
- Chestnut Burnt
- New Southern Blend
- Espresso Blend
- Barbados Blend
- Naples Blend
- Canyon Dusk Blend
- Cypress Bay Blend
- Stone Mountain Blend
- Tidalwood Blend
- Sterling
- Citrus Clay
- Pinto Blend
- Paradise Island Tan
- Avalon Beach Blend
- Burnt Mission
- Spanish Blend
Villa 900 low barrel
- Arizona Clay Blend
- Casa Grande Blend
- Gold Dust Blend
- New Southern Blend
- Espresso Blend
- Mandarin Sun Blend
- Sterling
- Arbor Green
- South Beach Blend
- Pinto Blend
- Mission Sunset
Saxony 900 Slate flat
- Coastal Dune
- Florida Blend
- Sedona
- Smoky Bay Blend
- Weathered Ash
- Tidalwood Blend
- Chestnut Burnt
- Espresso Blend
- Cypress Bay Blend
- Sterling
- Stone Mountain Blend
- Dark Charcoal Blend
- Beach Blonde Blend
- Brown Sugar
- Mottled White Blend
- Desert Tan
- Buckskin
- White
- Cafe Sand Blend
- Natural Gray
Madera 900 shake
- Autumnwood
- Mountainwood
- Vintagewood
Crown Roof Tiles
Sanibel colors ↗Sanibel barrel · color-through
- Mission Terracotta Range
- Burnt Terracotta
- Sandhill
- Sunburst
- Bougainvillea
- Sand Dollar
- Silverado
- Birchwood
- French Roast
- Royal Plum
- Barkwood
- Tobacco Range
Sanibel custom blends
- Madera
- San Antonio
- Navajo
- Nueva España
- New Florida
- Thunderstorm
- Moonlight Gray
- Ashbrown
- Grand Canyon
Crown’s Tuscany and Windsor lines carry their own palettes — see the Crown page.
Brava (composite)
Brava colors ↗Spanish Barrel
- Aged Mission
- Antique Clay
- Autumn
- Black Brown Blend
- Graphite
- Mediterranean
- Pine Green
- Terra Cotta Brown
- Vintage Terra Cotta
- White
Cedar Shake
- Aged
- Arendale
- Aspen
- Canyon Gray
- Lake Forest
- Light Arendale
- Natural
- New Cedar
- Onyx
- Weathered
- White
Old World Slate
- Arendale
- Atlantic
- Cottage
- Light Arendale
- Onyx
- Victorian
- Washington
- European
- Tuscan Clay
- Pine Green
- White
DaVinci (composite)
Full DaVinci palette ↗Slate examples
- Slate Gray
- Brownstone
- European
Shake examples
- Mountain
- Black Oak
- Aged Cedar
DaVinci offers dozens of single colors and custom blends — the link above has the complete palette.
What the brochures say
A few numbers straight from the manufacturers’ current Florida literature. Exact values depend on the profile and the approved installation method on your roof.
Sources: Eagle Florida 2026 brochure ↗ · Westlake Royal US Tile Florida brochure ↗. Concrete tile is heavy — before a switch from shingles or metal, we check that the structure is rated for the load, which is where the composite lines come in.
Compare tile brands
Concrete and clay tile from the three manufacturers we install, plus two lightweight composite alternatives.
| Brand | Materials | Signature profiles | Product warranty | Florida approvals |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Westlake Royal | Concrete (Newpoint) & genuine clay (US Tile) | Barrel/Spanish, slate, shake, flat | Lifetime (concrete) / 50-yr transferable (clay) | Florida Product Approvals + Miami-Dade NOAs |
| Eagle Roofing | Concrete | Capistrano barrel, Bel Air flat, Sequoia shake | Limited transferable lifetime | Florida collection; many cool-roof (CRRC) colors |
| Crown | Concrete (Florida-made) | Sanibel barrel, Tuscany barrel, Windsor slate/shake/split | Lifetime, fully transferable, non-prorated | Miami-Dade NOAs + Florida Product Approvals |
| Brava (composite) | Composite (synthetic) | Spanish Barrel, Cedar Shake, Old World Slate | 50-year limited, transferable | Miami-Dade NOA / Florida HVHZ |
| DaVinci (composite) | Polymer composite | Slate & shake, multi- and single-width | Lifetime limited (material) | HVHZ-tested (TAS 125) |
Tile itself lasts for decades; in Florida the waterproof underlayment beneath it is usually what needs replacing first. Exact wind and impact figures live in each profile’s Florida approval.
Product names, specifications, color names, photos, and any manufacturer logos shown are the property of their respective manufacturers. Providential Roofing & Construction installs these products and is a member of the Tile Roofing Industry (TRI) Alliance; we do not manufacture them. Specifications and colors come from each manufacturer’s current Florida literature, linked above, where the most current information lives. Colors shown on any screen are approximate — ask your project manager for physical samples before you choose.
Tile roofs we’ve installed
A few of our own tile installs across Southwest Florida. Tap any photo to see it larger.
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