Peter Steven 
Homeowners who are in the market for the right roof tiles need to consider their design taste, budget and the climate carefully before they choose them. Tiles are offered in various materials and designs that match many different architectural styles.
These are clay tiles, which look great in Mediterranean and Spanish homes, in shapes such as half-tube, ribbed or flat, and they can last hundreds of years if you take care of them.
Clay Tiles
Clay tiles are a classic roofing material that is a good addition to your home. Their classic style is weather-proof, fire, rot-resistant and insect-resistant; their airflow provides good airflow and low energy usage. Because they are extremely durable and durable, they add value to homes in an important way and they last a lifetime – although you’ll need sturdy roofs to install them.
Clay tile roofs are very strong but you have to be careful when moving them and installing them so that it doesn’t get damaged. They can also be checked for mildew or broken tiles on a regular basis so problems can be identified early. Installations or repairs should be done by professionals as they are the ones who know the right styles of mission style tiles, interlocking shingle tiles, French barrel tiles or Spanish barrel tiles for the type of building you are looking to build and the design you would like your home to be in – mission style tiles, interlocking shingle tiles; mission style tiles work great for sloped or curved roofs since they protect you from extreme weather! Great for humid climates, too!
Concrete Tiles
Concrete tiles have also been very much in demand from the homeowners seeking an environmentally friendly roof that’s durable and affordable. Though they are a good choice in most climates, they need special consideration for places with frequent snow/ice cycles because they will need drainage or some other specialized way to install it so that the home doesn’t get wet.
Concrete roof tiles are very flexible and can be created to look like clay tile, wood shakes, and even century-old slate roofing. And they can be flat or fluted to match almost any architectural style, and tinted to any colour spectrum you could think of. Concrete roof tiles have proven so hardy that with the right attention and attention they can last 50+ years. They are also seismic load compliant adding value to your home! However, they may have higher water absorption rate & can therefore get mouldy which then causes mildew to develop or even create mildew! But they’re heavier than the other roofing materials and also water absorbed is higher – that means mold or mildew on surfaces below it and thus mold or mildew growth there.
Metal Tiles
Metal tiles bring modern, fresh-looking appeal to rooms, and speak with style to any type of decor — classical or contemporary. Their reflected backs deliver better light transmission that gives a room an extra dimension.
And no matter what style or finish you prefer, there’s a metallic ceiling tile, backsplash or mosaic bathroom tile you love available for purchase. Brush, Polish, or Matte: find the right combination for you.
Metal roof tiles will give your home a bit more fire resistance and are less likely to snap in high winds. In addition to that, they’re made locally which helps to save the planet; and are easier to use than concrete tiles as they’re easily handled in sheets which one person can transport without damage – and have a 50-year guarantee!
Ceramic Tiles
A great, economical and easy to maintain roofing option are ceramic tiles, which are durable, economical and look diverse. And there are so many different styles and colors available to match any colour or theme! Plus they’re natural, and so do not emit noxious fumes when hot and burning.
No carpet roofs will help people who have severe allergies since there’s no hair, dust, allergens on the roof like there is with carpet or wood. And they are light so roof stress is minimal and support requirements for the structure are lower too.
They are very energy efficient too, as their earthen parts keep your home cooler both in summers and winters. And they come with great warranties as well.