Where the tile looks fine and the underlayment doesn't.
Mustang Roofing is a roofing contractor in Summerlin, NV for tile re-lays, replacements and repairs, with your HOA submittal and permit prepared for you.
As a roofing contractor in Summerlin, NV, the roof we open most often is concrete tile over felt underlayment. Summerlin's first homes went up in 1990, and much of Summerlin North was built out through the 1990s and 2000s. The tile still looks good from the street, but in many older villages the underlayment beneath it has been baking for decades and is now brittle. That's why so many Summerlin leaks show up on roofs that look perfectly fine.
We inspect from the deck, photograph what we find and, in most cases, recommend a tile re-lay: your existing tile goes back on over new heat-rated underlayment and battens. Some newer custom homes near Red Rock pair tile with flat, foam or low-slope sections, which we repair, recoat and replace too.
Summerlin is split between two jurisdictions. Summerlin South, which includes The Ridges, Red Rock Country Club and Siena, is unincorporated Clark County, while most of the rest of Summerlin sits inside the City of Las Vegas. Every village also has its own design rules, so we confirm your jurisdiction and your HOA's approved materials before we write the scope.
In Summerlin that usually means tile re-lays and replacements that match your village's material rules, plus repairs to foam and low-slope sections on custom homes near Red Rock.
Keep your tile, replace what's failing beneath it.
Full tear-off and a new system, permitted and HOA-approved.
Slipped tile, flashing and monsoon damage, fixed properly.
Spray foam, coatings and low-slope sections.
Summerlin's community associations and your village HOA typically review exterior changes, including roof material and color. We prepare the paperwork, track the review, then pull the permit with the city or the county, depending on your address.
Photo report and a written scope that matches your HOA's material rules.
Tile profile, color samples and specs packaged for design review.
We track the review and answer questions from the committee.
With approval in hand, we pull the permit and schedule your install.
Usually, yes. Exterior changes, including roof material and color, typically go through your association's design review before work starts. We prepare the submittal with your tile profile, color and specs, answer any questions from the committee, and wait for written approval before we order materials or schedule tear-off.
It depends on your address. Summerlin South, including The Ridges, Red Rock Country Club and Siena, is unincorporated Clark County, so the permit comes from the Clark County Department of Building & Fire Prevention. Most other Summerlin addresses are in the City of Las Vegas. We confirm which applies and pull the permit there under our license.
Tile sheds most of the water, but the underlayment beneath it is the waterproof layer. After years of desert heat, felt underlayment dries out, cracks and tears at the laps, even when the tile above still looks new. A deck-level inspection with photos shows whether you need a spot repair or a full re-lay.
In most re-lays we reuse your own tile, so it matches by definition. For broken pieces we source the closest available profile and color, and we can place any replacements on the least visible slopes. The matching plan goes into your HOA submittal so the committee sees exactly what will be installed.
Call or book online and we'll schedule the first available slot. Active leaks always get priority. The inspection is free, and you'll get the photo report and a written price, usually within the week, so you can plan your HOA submittal and timing before monsoon season.