Clay roof tile and Florida have a long history together. From the Mediterranean Revival neighborhoods of Coral Gables to the Spanish Colonial homes of Boca Raton, the historic districts of St. Augustine and the new developments rising across Tampa, Orlando and Naples, clay is the material that built the visual identity of Florida residential architecture, and the one that's holding it forward into the next generation of projects.
Corporate offices in Medley
Full local inventory
Regional reps covering East, West and South Florida
Direct access to our manufacturers
Performance
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Built for hurricane country
Every product distributed by SantaféTILE carries Miami-Dade County approval and Florida Building Code compliance. The portfolio is engineered and certified for the wind, impact and weather exposure that defines roofing standards across the state, particularly in High Velocity Hurricane Zones.
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Tested against salt, sun and humidity
Florida's coastal climate punishes lesser materials. Clay tile holds up because the color comes from the clay itself rather than a surface coating, and because fired clay resists the moisture absorption, UV breakdown and chemical degradation that wear other roofing materials down after a decade. The result is a roof that still looks the way it should after twenty, thirty, fifty years on the same house.
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Aligned with how Florida builds
HOA architectural standards across South Florida, Sarasota, Naples, Palm Beach and the historic districts of the Panhandle frequently specify clay tile as part of the community language. SantaféTILE's portfolio is built to fit that specification, with the profiles, colors and consistency to maintain neighborhood standards across years and re-roof cycles.
Coverage
Corporate offices & main Florida yard
8825 NW 95th St, Medley, FL 33178
From there, regional sales representatives cover the rest of the state directly:
Use the map to find the supplier, distributor or sales representative closest to your project.
Projects
Across the state, SantaféTILE products are on Mediterranean Revival mansions in Coral Gables, Spanish Colonial Revival homes in Boca Raton, hurricane-rated re-roofs across Miami-Dade and Broward, custom builds along the Gulf Coast and historic-respecting projects in St. Augustine and the Panhandle.
Portfolio
Every architectural language in Florida residential building has a clay tile that fits it. Browse the portfolio from the angle that matches your project.
Spanish Colonial, Mediterranean, Rustic, Contemporary, Refined Traditional.
Color families across every profile.
Ladrillera Santafé and La Escandella.
Resources
You install clay tiles daily, but the way you choose what to install depends on each project: the architecture, the color palette, the manufacturer's spec, the profile geometry. Browse the portfolio from the angle that best fits.
Full specs and installation references.
Miami-Dade County, Florida Building Code, plus the full international certification set carried by the manufacturers.
100-year warranty across the portfolio.
Guides, system details and direct support.
Spec sheets and project library.
Yes. All SantaféTILE products carry Miami-Dade County approval and Florida Building Code compliance, with the documentation available for direct download on each product page. The portfolio is approved for use across all Florida jurisdictions, including High Velocity Hurricane Zones.
Properly installed clay tile roofs in Florida regularly last 50 to 100 years. The material is engineered for the climate, resistant to salt air, UV exposure, moisture absorption and the wind loads that define Florida's building code. Every SantaféTILE product carries a 100-year manufacturer warranty.
Yes. Clay tile is one of the best-performing roofing materials for coastal environments. It doesn't corrode, doesn't absorb damaging moisture and doesn't lose structural integrity from salt exposure the way asphalt and metal alternatives can.
Use the supplier finder above to locate the distributor, yard or sales representative closest to your project. SantaféTILE has full coverage across East Florida, West Florida and South Florida, with regional sales representatives available by phone.
Whether you're sourcing for a Florida project, evaluating SantaféTILE for a future build or looking for someone local to talk to, we're here.
