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Most Arizona homeowners are surprised to learn that their tile isn't what's keeping water out of their house — the underlayment beneath it is. Tile protects the underlayment from sun, weather, and impact. The underlayment is the actual waterproof barrier.
In Arizona's climate, underlayment typically lasts 15–25 years. Tile, properly maintained, can last 50+ years. That's why most AZ homes don't need a full tear-off — they need the underlayment replaced and the existing tile reused. (Pricing based on roof size)
Most Arizona homeowners are surprised to learn that their tile isn't what's keeping water out of their house — the underlayment beneath it is. Tile protects the underlayment from sun, weather, and impact. The underlayment is the actual waterproof barrier.
In Arizona's climate, underlayment typically lasts 15–25 years. Tile, properly maintained, can last 50+ years. That's why most AZ homes don't need a full tear-off — they need the underlayment replaced and the existing tile reused. (Pricing based on roof size)