Typically, it is recommended that homeowners conduct a comprehensive inspection of clay tile roofs every 3 to 5 years. By performing regular inspections, homeowners can detect potential tile displacement, cracks, or other damage early.

In areas with strong winds, such as typhoons and storms, roof tiles face greater winds, and gravity and stacking alone cannot guarantee the stability of tiles. Therefore, additional fixing methods such as nails, hooks, and screws are particularly necessary.

Spanish clay roof tiles, as the name suggests, are roof tiles made of high-quality clay materials and have a typical Spanish style. Its most notable feature is the S-shaped design, which is not only beautiful but also has good drainage and waterproof properties.

Advantages of Roman clay roof tiles: unique aesthetics, excellent durability (lifespan of decades to hundreds of years), good waterproof performance, good thermal insulation performance, environmental protection (natural clay).Disadvantages of Roman clay roof tiles: heavy weight, complicated installation process, easy to break and crack, high maintenance cost, and high selling price.

Roman clay roof tiles are roof tiles made of high-quality clay and have a typical Roman style. Its most notable feature is the curved design, which usually consists of two parts: a concave bottom tile and a convex cover tile.