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Concrete tile roofing combines architectural elegance with long-term structural performance — making it one of the most durable and energy-efficient roofing systems for Colorado homes. Unlike traditional shingles, concrete tile is solid through its entire thickness, giving it natural resistance to impact, heat, and fire that lightweight roofing materials simply can't match. Newpoint™ concrete tile by Westlake Royal is engineered for both new construction and reroofing, with multidimensional textures and natural colorways that harmonize with any architectural style.
Unlike traditional shingles, concrete tile is engineered to provide:
Colorado's climate tests every roofing material — high-altitude UV that fades and degrades lighter systems, hail seasons that peak April through September, temperature swings of 30+ degrees in a single day, and freeze-thaw cycles all winter long. Concrete tile handles all of it through material density, not coatings. It's solid through its entire thickness, which means there's nothing to peel, chip, or lose to UV exposure over time.
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Concrete tile's weight works in its favor against wind. Each Newpoint™ tile is installed over a batten system with proper mechanical fastening — meaning Colorado's Front Range gusts don't lift or peel tiles the way they can with lightweight shingle systems. High-profile tile models are specifically tested to FM 4473 wind standards
Newpoint™ concrete tile profiles carry Class 3 or Class 4 hail ratings — the two highest classifications available. Their dense composition absorbs impact energy differently than granule-coated materials, which means hail damage to concrete tile is often cosmetic rather than structural. Colorado homeowners often qualify for insurance discounts with Class 4-rated tile.
All Newpoint™ concrete tiles carry a Class A fire rating — the highest classification for roofing products. Concrete is naturally non-combustible, which means there's no underlying material that can ignite or accelerate a fire. In Colorado, where wildfire risk is real and growing, a Class A-rated roof is one of the most meaningful protections you can add to your home.
Colorado homes face extremes — high-altitude UV radiation, rapid temperature swings, freeze-thaw cycles, heavy hailstorms, and growing wildfire risk. The roofing material must do more than look good. It must endure. Concrete tile delivers structural integrity and architectural permanence that lightweight roofing systems can't match. Its density and composition provide natural resistance to impact, heat, and fire — making it a practical and resilient choice for Colorado's demanding climate.
*Attic temperatures measured using identical heat sources simulating the sun's radiation comparing the Newpoint™ Cool Roof System to a common asphalt shingle installation.
The Newpoint™ Cool Roof System and CRRC-rated Cool Roof color options create a more comfortable indoor climate, reduce heating and cooling costs, and help your roof last longer than traditional construction. Oak Ridge National Laboratory research found the system can reduce heating and cooling costs by up to 22% annually.
Newpoint™ Concrete Roof Tile
Westlake Royal TileSeal™ Underlayment
Vented Eave Riser
Elevated Batten System®
Vented Ridge
Asphalt
20-30 years
Concrete
50-100 years
Asphalt
Lower
Concrete
Class A
Asphalt
Varies
Concrete
Class 3 & 4
Asphalt
139°
Concrete
94°
Asphalt
-
Concrete
Up to 22% potential
Asphalt
Standard
Concrete
Architectural premium
Select a Newpoint™ concrete tile profile to see how different textures and CRRC-rated colors transform your home's curb appeal.
A high-profile S-tile that captures the classic look of Mediterranean and Spanish architecture.
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1MSCS7024
1MSCS3570
1MSCS6330
1MSCS6129
1MSCS0431
1MSCS6031
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1MSCS3238
“Every roof we build, we treat like it's our family's house underneath it. That's the only standard we know.”
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Colorado's trusted full-construction roofer—veteran owned, lifetime guaranteed.
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Colorado's premier full-construction roofing company. Veteran-owned and operated, specializing in insurance claims, storm damage restoration, and lifetime-warranted roof replacements from Colorado Springs to Fort Collins.
40+ Five-Star Google Reviews • BBB A+ Rating • 5.0 Facebook Rating • Licensed & Insured • Veteran-Owned • Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
Black Knight Roofing Company is led by Adam Knight, a US Army veteran who founded the company to raise the standard in an industry known for shortcuts and confusion. Based in Denver, Colorado, we serve homeowners throughout the Front Range from Colorado Springs to Fort Collins.
Founded by US Army veteran Adam Knight, we bring military values of accountability, discipline, and integrity to every roofing project. We do the job right the first time, every time.
Adam Knight is a licensed general contractor and President of Black Knight Homes. We're not just roofers—we bring a full-construction, builder-level mindset to every project.
Adam holds a patent for an advanced Snow Retention System, proving our commitment to innovation and solving real problems for Colorado homeowners.
Complete roofing solutions for Colorado homes. From inspections to full replacements, storm damage restoration to insurance claims assistance—we handle it all with a lifetime workmanship warranty.
Our straightforward 4-step process ensures you know exactly what to expect from first contact to final walkthrough.
Call (970) 888-7230 or fill out our online form. We'll schedule your free roof inspection at a time that works for you.
We assess your roof's condition, check for storm damage, and take detailed photos. Honest assessment with no pressure—we'll tell you exactly what you need.
Based in Denver, Colorado, we proudly serve the entire Colorado Front Range region.
Cost: $8,000-$15,000 typical residential roof
Best For: Budget-conscious homeowners, those planning to sell within 10-15 years.
Cost: $15,000-$30,000+ typical residential roof
Best For: Long-term homeowners, those wanting maximum durability, mountain homes.
