This Boston home stood out from the neighborhood before we even started — a stucco Mediterranean-style house that needed a roof to match its character. The existing setup wasn’t doing it justice. The homeowner wanted Spanish barrel tile, and after going through the options, Brava composite was the right call over real clay — same look, significantly better performance in freeze-thaw conditions. At 2,500 sq ft with multiple hip intersections and a chimney to work around, the installation required precision on every ridge and valley. Composite tile isn’t forgiving if the layout is off. The crew took the time to get it right, and the result shows — from the street and from above, this roof now fits the house the way it was always supposed to.

