Premium European Clay Roof Tiles — Direct Import to the USA

Since 1991, Northern Roof Tiles has supplied Mediterranean, traditional shingle, and modern interlocking clay tile profiles across the United States.

Premium European Clay Roof Tiles — Direct Import to the USA

Since 1991, Northern Roof Tiles has supplied Mediterranean, traditional shingle, and modern interlocking clay tile profiles across the United States.

European Clay Roof Tile Profiles from Trusted Manufacturers

We import premium clay roof tiles directly from leading manufacturers in Spain, France, and the UK. From Mediterranean barrel tiles to traditional shingle and modern flat interlocking profiles, our collections combine authentic European character with proven durability.

Trusted Since 1991

With over 35 years of experience, Northern Roof Tiles specializes exclusively in clay. We provide expert guidance, detailed take-offs, and direct-to-jobsite delivery across the United States.

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Featured Products

The Mediterranean Clay Tile Collection

Timeless Elegance with a Southern Flair

Bring the warmth and tradition of the Mediterranean to your roof. From Spanish mission styles to classic French barrel tiles, these profiles offer rich color blends and dramatic curves that evoke centuries of sun-drenched architecture.

Traditional Shingle Clay Tile Collection

Crafted for Heritage Projects & Classic Charm

Clay shingle and plain tiles are a classic choice for projects that call for traditional charm. With handmade and wire-cut options, these tiles add depth, texture, and timeless appeal to any roof.

Modern Flat Interlocking Clay Tile Collection

Sleek. Efficient. European Minimalism.

For contemporary architecture or clean-lined renovations, flat interlocking tiles combine modern performance with minimalist style. Available in a wide range of finishes and tones—from cool greys to rustic browns.

Edilians Collection

Crafted in France and renowned for their timeless quality, Edilians clay roof tiles combine elegant design with proven durability. Explore our curated range of profiles, colors, and finishes — from classic barrel shapes to sleek flat tiles — all backed by generations of European craftsmanship. 

Repair, Restoration & Specialty Products

Products and services that might be just what your project needs.

Reclaimed Clay Roof Tiles

Need tiles for a repair, addition or an entire roof? We have access to millions of tiles located in the US ready to go. Plus if we don’t have it, we can find it.

Flexim Roof Mortar

A ready to use, storm proof tile adhesive that stays flexible. Flexim was first introduced to the American market in 1997 and it has proven itself to be a reliable tile fastener and the best alternative to conventional mortar.

Fireplace

A creative use for creasing tiles is to form a decorative and very functional surround, firebox and hearth for a fireplace.

Inspired Projects, Exceptional Results Yours Could Be Next

Explore recent clay roof tile projects across the United States, featuring Mediterranean barrel tiles, traditional shingle clay tiles, and modern interlocking profiles.

Connecticut Residence – Custom Shingle Tile Roof

Connecticut Residence – Custom Shingle Tile Roof

Custom shingle roof tiles installed on a private residence in Connecticut.
Mediterranean Estate – Clay Tile Roof & Arched Facade

Mediterranean Estate – Clay Tile Roof & Arched Facade

Luxury villa with Mediterranean-inspired clay roof tiles, designed by Bruce D. Nagel.
Pennsylvania Estate – Traditional Clay Roof

Pennsylvania Estate – Traditional Clay Roof

Large Pennsylvania estate with stone façade and traditional red clay roof tiles.
Custom Curved Clay Roof Tiles

Custom Curved Clay Roof Tiles

French-inspired residence with sweeping curved clay rooflines.
Oliver Cope Architects Estate – Clay Shingle Roof

Oliver Cope Architects Estate – Clay Shingle Roof

Elegant estate designed by Oliver Cope, featuring red clay shingle roofing.
Clay Shingle Tiles on a Beautiful Outdoor Patio

Clay Shingle Tiles on a Beautiful Outdoor Patio

Custom clay shingle roof on an outdoor pavilion by Kean Construction.
Handcrafted Clay Shingle Tiles

Handcrafted Clay Shingle Tiles

Philadelphia Tudor Revival residence showcasing clay roof tile craftsmanship.
Frank Lloyd Wright Darwin Martin House

Frank Lloyd Wright Darwin Martin House

The Darwin Martin House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, featuring original clay roof tile restoration by Northern Roof Tiles working directly with the factory in France
Plana Flat Interlocking Clay Roof Tiles – Deal, NJ

Plana Flat Interlocking Clay Roof Tiles – Deal, NJ

Plana flat interlocking clay tiles in deep grey installed on a modern roof in Deal, New Jersey.

World Class Brands We Represent

Tudor Roof Tiles logo handmade in England

We proudly represent Edilians, Verea, Dreadnought Tiles, Santa Ana, Tudor Roof Tiles and other leading European clay roof tile manufacturers.

FAQ

Some Questions and Answers

How many tiles do I need for my roof?​

If you have a set of plans we would be happy to do an area take off. That way we can give you a complete estimate including all fittings.

Are clay roof tiles suitable for cold climates?

Yes. All clay roof tiles sold by Northern Roof Tiles US Inc meet ASTM Grade 1 standards and are certified for freeze-thaw durability, making them a reliable option in northern U.S. and Canadian climates.

Are clay roof tiles fire-resistant?​

Yes. Clay roof tiles are non-combustible and naturally fire-resistant. They won’t ignite, melt, or burn—even under intense heat or direct flame exposure—making them an ideal roofing choice for homes in wildfire-prone areas. In fact, clay tiles often meet or exceed Class A fire ratings, which is the highest standard for fire protection in roofing materials.

A properly installed clay tile roof can significantly reduce the risk of ember penetration, which is one of the leading causes of structure loss during wildfires.

Roof tiles are fire highly hire resistance and will not burn in a wildfire. They are also dragon proof

Do I need special installation methods or tools?

No special tools are required, but proper battening, waterproof underlayment, and tile fasteners are recommended. A professional roofer experienced in clay tiles should handle the installation.

We do have suggested installation guides but recommend you follow local building codes and Tile Roofing Institute’s Design Criteria Manual for Moderate Climate Regions or Manual for Cold and Snow Regions installation procedure.

Check out TRI at www.tileroofinginstitute.org 

Is there a warranty on clay roof tiles?

Yes. All tiles come with a warranty ranging from 15, 25, 30 years to lifetime depending on the manufacturer. 

Can you help match existing clay roof tiles for repairs?

Yes. We specialize in identifying and sourcing reclaimed clay roof tiles to match existing roofs across the U.S.

What’s the difference between the warranty and life expectancy of clay roof tiles?​

Warranty and life expectancy aren’t the same — and for clay roof tiles, the difference is significant.

WARRANTY

A warranty is the manufacturer’s formal promise to cover defects in materials or workmanship for a specific time—typically 15 to 50 years, depending on the brand and product.

It protects against premature failure due to manufacturing issues.

Warranties usually require proper installation and may not cover issues caused by underlayment failure, structural movement, or improper ventilation.

LIFE EXPECTANCY

The life expectancy is how long the tiles will realistically last on your roof when properly installed and maintained. For clay roof tiles, this is often:

75 to 100+ years

Clay tiles are kiln-fired at over 1000°C, making them incredibly durable.

They resist rot, pests, UV, fire, and freeze–thaw damage.

Many historic buildings in Europe still have their original clay tile roofs centuries later.

FINAL THOUGHT

The warranty protects your investment today. The life expectancy protects your home for generations.

Have more questions?

Continue on our FAQ page or contact us with an questions. We are always happy to help.