Brava Roofing

What This Service Involves

Brava Roof Tile is a manufacturer of synthetic roofing that molds its Cedar Shake, Old World Slate, and Spanish Barrel tile profiles from recycled polymers using casts of natural materials for true-to-life texture. The tiles are through-colored so the hue runs completely through each piece, keeping the roof looking fresh despite the constant rain and UV exposure common around Seattle and the South Sound. With a Class 4 impact rating, Class A fire options, and high wind resistance, Brava tile is engineered to handle the moisture, wind, and occasional storms of the maritime Northwest. Our crews install Brava products to the manufacturer's guidelines, matching the specified underlayment, fasteners, and blend pattern so your roof earns its full limited warranty and delivers decades of low-maintenance performance.

Benefits

Authentic Brava cedar shake, slate, and barrel tile profiles from recycled content; through-color pigment that resists fading in Northwest sun and rain; Class 4 impact and available Class A fire ratings for tough exposures; lightweight composite that avoids the load of natural tile or slate; installed to spec to secure Brava's limited warranty

Our Process

1) Inspect the deck and choose the Brava profile, color blend, and layout; 2) Install manufacturer-approved underlayment with reinforced eave and valley protection; 3) Blend and fasten Brava tiles per the specified exposure and nailing schedule; 4) Finish hip, ridge, and penetration flashing, then inspect and register the roof

What Affects the Cost

Total roof area and pitch; which Brava profile is selected among shake, slate, and barrel; roof complexity including valleys, dormers, and transitions; underlayment and flashing specifications; tear-off scope, deck repair, and site access

Best Time of Year

Dry weather from late spring through early autumn is ideal for Brava tile installation, and we time projects around dry windows to keep the roof deck protected.