With ThermaPureHeat® there is rarely any need to walk on the rooftop, effectively eliminating roof/tile damage caused when fumigating.

Hanson dedicates itself to providing not only the best quality tile, but also unparalleled service and personalized attention. With more than 50 years in the industry, Hanson Roof Tile is the only name customers need for concrete roof tile and the exceptional people who stand behind it. Colors, styles and formulas are continuously reevaluated to ensure they meet the demands of homeowners, builders, developers, roofers and architects. See similar questions...

Because tile is a unique product, it takes a craftsman to install a tile roof properly. Professional roofing contractors install over 96% of all tile roofs. A handy person may be able to lay field tile without much trouble, but installing underlayment, battens, flashings for valleys, chimneys, solar panels and skylights and cutting the tiles along hips and valleys are more complicated tasks. We recommend using an installation professional to properly install your tile roof. See similar questions...

Tile roofs are good insulators. The combined effect of the roof tiles, decking and the air space between the tiles allows for better air circulation and thereby reduces direct heat transfer. This results in lower air conditioning costs in the summer and decreases the formation of ice dams in the winter. BACK TO TOP See similar questions...

There is not an asphalt shingle on the market that can match the superior aesthetics of Hanson concrete roof tile. The numerous styles, hundreds of colors and variety of finishes available with roof tile allow you and your designer to create a roof to suit virtually any architectural style or one that is entirely unique. Concrete roof tile has been used for centuries worldwide, and for good reason. Concrete is not only beautiful, but also extremely durable. See similar questions...

Generally, one (1) gallon will clean 2,000 square feet when mixed at a ratio of 9:1 with water. Two (2) gallons is usually sufficient to clean the average roof. See similar questions...

If your commercial or residential building is being constructed to use shingles, the trusses being used may not support tile, and could need to be adjusted. Discuss your desire for a tile roof with your contractor to ensure the proper trusses and support system are being used. BACK TO TOP See similar questions...

The spray emitted does not normally get above the knee, and it is, of course, very light. In addition, a particular field can easily be deactivated by means of a control handle atop the solenoid valve. Finally, it has been our experience that the maintenance staff finds the cooled roof a much easier environment in which to work and normally they will avoid disabling the system unless it is absolutely essential. See similar questions...

The answer varies from person to person. Your dentist or periodontist will recommend a schedule that best that is tailored to protect your periodontal health. The intervals between visits may range from every few weeks to four times per year, in addition to checkups by your general dentist. See similar questions...

With cedar shake roofs - Most roofs start telling you they need to be replaced when the shakes start to crumble under your feet or when you start finding them in your yard after a wind storm. With composition shingles - These usually wear out in a more discreet way. Granules start coming off leaving black patches showing. Shingles also start to curl at the ends. In general, some people think if a roof leaks they need to replace it. Unless it's an older roof, leaks can usually be repaired. See similar questions...

Not necessarily. Leaks can result from flashings that have come loose or a section of the roofing shingles being damaged by wind. A complete roof system failure, however, generally is irreversible and your roof will need to be totally replaced. Sectional damage can be the result of improper installation such as using staples to roof the home, or the nails are too short to get a good grip on the sheathing under the shingles. Also the wrong shingles could have been used for the house. See similar questions...

Answer: You will need a 2 pound bag of ¾ inch tile to cover a 12”x12” space… assume 218 ¾” inch tiles per square foot (2 pound bag of ¾ inch tile; or 729 3/8” inch tiles per square foot (2 pound bag of 3/8” tiles). This number may vary depending on your design, style and taste. See similar questions...

It depends on what type of roof you have. All roofs benefit from being periodically inspected for any missing shingles, shakes or tiles, also to check for loose flashings & to see if penetrations such as pipes, vents & chimneys need to be re-sealed. It is also a good idea to have gutters & downspouts kept clear of debris. Keep trees trimmed back from brushing on roof surface, composition shingle roofs are most prone to tree damage. See similar questions...

Tiles made today are manufactured from new larger molds that do not match the dimension of the tiles that would be found on older Shaker homes. Tiles matching the old dimensions are still manufactured but are more expensive. The City wants to create a database of every property in Shaker Heights with a tile roof so a local distributor may order special runs of the old tiles at a more affordable price. Please contact Planning (216-491-1430) for further details. See similar questions...

With the large selection of tile designs and colors, most of Shaker’s houses could look great with a tile roof. Not all tile styles may be appropriate; the architectural style of the house will help dictate the style most appropriate for that particular house. The Architectural Board of Review can help with selection. The Board’s approval is also required before a new roof can be installed. See similar questions...

Two layers of shingles are allowed on your roof without a permit. If you take off the shingles down to the sheathing and sheathing must be replaced a permit is needed. See similar questions...

Please call our toll free number 1-800-590-4976 and tell us. In most cases we can rush your order for a nominal fee. Just call us. We can place your mural design on bullnose tile (small additional charge) so that the edges will be finished or advise other options such as ceramic chair rail. See similar questions...

The basic building blocks of the GB display are tiles. As such, it is handy to have a tile editor to allow you to design tiles that are to be displayed on the GB screen. See similar questions...

The tile flange goes around the tub deck and sticks up behind the wall tile (or other wall finish). It prevents water from dripping off the deck and onto the floor. Every tub that will be installed against one, two, or three walls should have a tile flange. This is especially critical on tubs that will be used as showers. See similar questions...

Met-Tile is made of 3-ft-wide steel panels, in lengths of two to 20 feet. Since the panels are stepped to create a tile-like appearance, they are commonly referred to as "tile panels" or "tile facsimile panels." See similar questions...