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Arizona sun, wind and monsoon storms can damage roof tiles and wear out the underlayment beneath them. Wilson Contracting provides tile roof repairs, leak detection, underlayment replacement and careful tile removal and resetting for Scottsdale homes.

The visible tile is only one part of the roofing system. We inspect the tiles, underlayment, flashing, valleys and roof penetrations to identify the actual source of damage or leaking.
We replace cracked, broken or displaced clay and concrete tiles and repair problem areas around valleys, flashing and roof penetrations.
We carefully remove and preserve the existing tiles, replace deteriorated underlayment and flashing, and prepare the roof for proper tile resetting.
Existing tiles are organized and reset correctly after the underlying roof system is repaired. Damaged tiles can be replaced as needed.
Have questions about tile roof repair or underlayment replacement? Call Wilson Contracting LLC at 480-399-7165 to request a tile roof assessment.
Broken, missing or displaced tiles expose the underlayment to Arizona’s sun, wind and rain. The underlayment provides the primary waterproofing, but prolonged exposure can shorten its life and increase the risk of leaking.
Often, yes. Tiles that remain in good condition can be carefully removed, organized and reset after the underlayment and flashing are replaced. Broken or unusable tiles are replaced as needed.
A sectional repair may be appropriate when the damage is isolated. If the underlayment is deteriorating throughout the roof or leaks keep returning in different areas, a complete underlayment replacement may provide better long-term protection.
Warning signs include recurring leaks, ceiling stains, deteriorated material around valleys or roof penetrations, and underlayment that is brittle, cracked or torn. The tiles may still look good even when the waterproofing beneath them is failing.
Not necessarily. Clay and concrete tiles frequently remain usable longer than the underlayment beneath them. An inspection determines which tiles can be reused and whether any damaged pieces need replacement.