Barrel Tile Roof Restoration – NJ Roofing Project

Barrel Tile restoration project

Few weeks ago we were called by a worried homeowner in Teaneck, NJ who requested a roof inspection as she suspected a leak damaging the tile rood of her house. We often get such calls, especially at this time of the year when the weather takes a huge tall on a roofing structure.

Upon inspection of the roof we discovered not one but several roof leaks caused by broken tiles and rusted flashings. We offered an estimate for a leak repair and roof restoration and got the job!

The process

First step was to carefully remove all of the existing barrel tiles from the roof.

Special care is taken to avoid any further damage to existing tile and make sure that we salvage as much as possible.

Careful removal of old barrel tiles from the roof

Once the tile was removed and collected, the next step was to inspect the underlying wood decking.

Inspection of underlying wood decking

There was significant damage here, so we replaced the decking as needed, removing rotted material and installing new pieces.

Replacement of rotted wood decking

Next we installed copper flashings, then ice and water shield underlayment and wood to support tile.

Ice and water shield underlayment installation

Finally, the roof was ready for the tile. We re-installed all of the salvaged tiles filling in with additional ones as needed.

Installation of barrel tiles, salvaged and new, back on the roof

Another great project done. Another happy NJ homeowner! Thank you LGC Roofing TEAM!

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6 Comments

  1. Posted February 3, 2010 at 8:55 am | Permalink

    That is a very nice project. It’s great that you could reclaim the existing tiles. What type of flashings did you use?

  2. admin
    Posted February 3, 2010 at 5:59 pm | Permalink

    Thanks, it was a great project! As for the type of flashing, we used custom made copper flashing.

  3. Posted August 28, 2010 at 1:11 pm | Permalink

    Nice project. Reusing most of the tiles must have cut down the cost tremendously. It’s really neat when a contractor is truly doing what’s best in their client’s interest. Good job Lukasz!

  4. Posted September 7, 2010 at 1:13 pm | Permalink

    Great Tile Roofing Job! We see a lot of tile roofs in our part of the country. Unfortunately, many old tile roofs are torn off and replaced by asphalt shingles, instead of restored.

  5. lsobczuk
    Posted September 7, 2010 at 1:36 pm | Permalink

    Thanks everyone for your comments. While we do see a lot of tear offs, we’ve been fortunate to be able to restore many beautiful slate roofs in our 25 years of being in business. It’s always a very satisfying project!

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