Dried-Out Underlayment Leaks Under Intact Spanish & Slate Tiles
The Neighborhood Problem: Across historic estates in River Oaks and classic Spanish Revivals in Montrose, the surface clay tiles or natural slates often look in pristine condition from the ground. However, the organic felt underlayment installed 20 to 30 years ago has baked, dried out, and turned to dust under intense Texas attic heat. Wind-driven rain drives between tile overlaps and leaks straight through the failed paper, soaking lath-and-plaster ceilings without a single broken tile in sight.
You don't need to throw away thousands of dollars in historic tile. Through our specialized Tile Roofing repair process, our artisans execute a precise "lift-and-relay." We carefully number and salvage intact historic tiles, strip out the brittle dry felt down to solid deck framing, install dual layers of puncture-resistant high-temp synthetic underlayment, and re-hang your original tile with non-corrosive copper fasteners for another 30+ years of watertight protection.
