What does a tile re-roof in Chandler 85249 actually include?

On this 108 square project we stripped the tile and old underlayment to the deck, installed Polyglass Polystick MTS Plus, set 67 squares of tile on the main house and 24 on the detached garage, and rebuilt 17 squares of rolled roofing on the low-slope areas.

Can the existing concrete tile be reused on a re-roof?

Often yes. Concrete tile outlasts the underlayment beneath it, so sound tile can be lifted, stacked, and reset once the new underlayment is down. Cracked and slipped pieces get replaced.

Who moves the rooftop HVAC units during a re-roof?

Our crew does. On this Chandler property we removed and reset five top-mounted HVAC units so the new underlayment and rolled roofing ran clean under the curbs.

What warranty came with this Chandler 85249 roof?

30-year manufacturer warranty on the Polyglass Polystick MTS Plus underlayment. Underlayment is what keeps water out on a tile roof in Arizona, so that is where the long warranty matters most.

Do you work on county island properties around Chandler?

Yes. County island addresses sit outside the Chandler city limits and permit through Maricopa County. We handle that permitting and inspection process as part of the job.

Chandler AZ 85249 County Island Tile Re-Roof

108 squares across a main house and detached garage, tile set over Polyglass Polystick MTS Plus with rolled roofing on the low-slope areas and a 30-year manufacturer warranty on the underlayment.

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Recent Project · Chandler 85249

Chandler county island tile re-roof, Chandler, AZ 85249

A county island property in Chandler 85249 with a main house and a detached garage. Power Peak tore off the old system and installed 108 squares of new roofing, tile over Polyglass Polystick MTS Plus with rolled roofing on the low-slope areas.

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Location

Chandler, AZ 85249

Completed

September 2026

Scale

108 squares · house and garage

Warranty

30-year manufacturer warranty

What we found

Original underlayment under the tile had reached the end of its life, brittle and no longer sealing at the fasteners
Cracked and slipped tiles at the tile-to-low-slope transitions where foot traffic and heat had worked on them
Rolled roofing on the low-slope sections weathered through at the seams and around the field
Five top-mounted HVAC units sitting directly on the low-slope areas with tired sealant at the curbs and penetrations
Deck checked under lifted tile before we priced the job, sound and ready for a full tear-off and new system