Clay & Concrete Roofs

If you are looking for that old fashion look of an Italian villa perhaps an authentic lightweight clay tile roof is the perfect alternative for you. Kyle Company is proud to carry US Tile® products.

US Tile® offers the following alternatives:

Pro Shake Plus®
The professional choice in shake replacement. Get the beautiful, safe and long lasting alternative to wood shake…and yes, it’s real clay.

Claylite®
The beauty of real clay in a Mission Style profile. Claylite is the only lightweight “authentic clay” tile available in the market today.

Claymax®
Affordable elegance in a contemporary lightweight Twin-S profile made from beautiful, natural clay.

Southern California Collection
Hanson Roof Tile's Southern California Collection is beautiful, durable and safe. It creates instant “curb appeal” and is available in a wide variety of design-inspired colors and profiles that can enhance any exterior style.

Virtually maintenance-free, it is also Class-A fire rated, the highest fire resistant rating available. This concrete roof tile is structurally superior and lasts longer than other traditional roofing materials. When properly installed, concrete roof tile is proven to withstand wind speeds in excess of 125 miles per hour.

Hanson concrete roof tile is energy efficient, cost effective and environmentally friendly, manufactured from non-toxic materials including sand, cement and water. And old concrete roof tiles can be recycled to create new tiles and other products.

Mediterrano
If you are trying to achieve the Mediterranean look, Hanson Roof Tile has the perfect solution for you. Hanson’s Mediterrano line was developed for those with an appreciation of past traditions, which is why its bright, airy design has a clear sense of what is timeless and durable. Mediterrano has a distinctive design that features harmoniously accents, complimenting the aesthetic of beach of desert living in a way that is unique in today’s marketplace. It is for this reason that Mediterrano is destined to become an integral element in the best-laid plans of visionary architects.