Tile Roof Types
The tile profiles we install across South Florida, with real examples from our own work.
Browse our work by tile type
Not sure what tile you have, or what you want? Filter the gallery to see real M. Romero's Roofing roofs by profile. We add more examples as we photograph new jobs.
The tile profiles we install
Five common tile shapes, and how to tell them apart. Each diagram shows the cut end of the tile.
Flat Tile
A clean, low-profile tile with a flat face and crisp, linear shadow lines. A favorite on modern and transitional homes, made in concrete or clay.
6 examples above
Interlocking Tile
Tiles that lock together along side channels for tight water control and strong wind performance. Made in flat and low profiles.
Examples available on request
Mission / Two-Piece Barrel
The classic Spanish roof. Separate pan and cover tiles are laid by hand for deep, rolling shadow lines and rich color blends. The traditional choice for Mediterranean and historic homes.
4 examples above
Spanish S-Tile
A one-piece tile with a continuous S-curve that gives the barrel look with fewer pieces. One of the most common tile roofs across South Florida.
2 examples above
Double Roll
Two rolls molded into every tile for a bolder, more dimensional wave than a single S, with strong, deep shadow lines.
Examples available on request
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