Concrete Roofs are Fire Resistant
Slates, clay, and metal roofs are good choices when it comes to fire protection. But did you know that concrete roofs are fire resistant too? Several tests conducted to various roofing materials have shown that concrete roofs do not easily catch fire from a neighboring house or from a burning spark. Because of that, it was given the Class A Rating for fire protection. It may be more expensive than metal, with prices that may be at par with slates and clays, but its durability is unquestionably superb. In fact, most companies offer 50-year limited warranties to their clients because they know that it may take decades before your roof may completely wear out.
Installing these concrete roofs are not difficult too, but in order to make sure that it is properly installed, you may need the help of a professional roof installer. Aside from being fire resistant, these concrete roofs give you protection from termites and storms as well. They can also be manufactured in a way that they resemble slates or wood shakes, so they never go out of fashion. All of these benefits outgrow its expensive price; therefore most homeowners still choose concrete roofs as their main roofing material.

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Main Types of Roof Tiles
While some write-ups say there are about five types of roof tiles, there are actually two main types only: clay tiles and concrete tiles.
Clay tiles are actually cement tiles. They may be plain, interlocked, creased, or ornamental. They are a bit heavy, but they can be made into various designs and colors to suit your desire. Installing them requires special equipment and the person doing the installation should be careful not to walk on them while wet. They can protect you from fire and storm, and can last for a long time.
Concrete tiles on the other hand may be fashioned to look like slates or stones. They are lighter compared to clay, but they resist fire, storms, algae, termites and moss. They may also be plain or interlocked, depending on what you want. They come in different colors too. Installing them is easier, and they require minimal maintenance, but they can be a bit expensive. That’s the price you need to pay for this type of durable roof.
These tiles are usually placed parallel to each other, and overlapping with the next row. This way, it can resist water from entering your roof. Whichever type you go for, always remember that the condition of your roof depends mostly on how you maintain it.

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