Tile roofing
Clay and concrete tile roofing offers a distinctive look and real longevity — often 50 years or more with proper installation and maintenance. Tile is heavier than asphalt and requires structural consideration and specialized installation technique, which is why it's not a system every roofing crew is equipped to handle well.
Synthetic & natural slate roofing
Slate offers one of the most durable, distinctive looks in residential roofing. Whether natural slate or a synthetic composite system, proper installation depends on precise flashing work and attention to detail most standard shingle crews rarely encounter.
DECRA stone-coated steel roofing
DECRA is a stone-coated steel roofing system built for exactly the kind of severe weather Texas sees regularly — hail, high wind, and extreme temperature swings, without the weight of tile or the vulnerability of standard asphalt shingles.
Sal Morales Roofing has direct, hands-on experience installing DECRA systems for Amarillo homeowners looking for a roofing material built to outlast the region's weather rather than simply survive it. It's a system worth considering for homeowners who are tired of repeat storm damage and want a roof that changes that pattern going forward.
- Interlocking stone-coated steel panels engineered for high wind resistance
- Significantly lighter than tile, without sacrificing the impact resistance asphalt shingles lack
- A wide range of profiles, including shingle, shake, and tile-look styles
A completed DECRA stone-coated steel installation. See more clips →
Brava synthetic tile roofing — lightweight and impact-resistant. See more clips →