Tennessee · Franklin
Brava synthetic tile in Franklin.
Composite slate and shake molded from the real thing, at a weight the framing does not have to be rebuilt for. It is the answer when the house wants slate or cedar and the structure — or the maintenance budget — says no.
Williamson County brings historic districts, preservation review and HOAs that have opinions about what goes on a roof. This is where our Brava synthetic slate and standing-seam metal work concentrates — materials chosen to satisfy a design guideline as much as a weather one.
- Material
- Molded composite, color through the tile
- Weight
- A fraction of natural slate — no reframing
- Impact
- Class 4, the highest impact rating
- Status
- AEM is an authorized Brava representative
Questions
- Does it actually look like slate from the ground?
- It is molded from natural slate, so the surface texture is a casting of the real material rather than a printed pattern. From the street the tell is uniformity — real slate varies more, which some people prefer and some do not.
- What does Class 4 impact rating mean for me?
- It is the highest of the four UL impact classes. Some insurers discount premiums for a Class 4 roof; whether yours does is worth a phone call to them before you decide.
- Why go to you rather than any roofer who can order it?
- Because the authorization is about installation, not purchasing. Manufacturer coverage on a composite system depends on it being installed the way the manufacturer specifies, and an authorized representative is who they hold to that.
Brava synthetic tile in Franklin
A leak, a missing shingle, a roof that has simply reached the end of its life — describe it and we will come look. The inspection is free. If it is urgent, calling is faster.
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