Recognizing exceptional leadership from within, Eagle Roofing Products promotes four longtime team members to help shape the company's future.

Eagle Roofing Products is pleased to announce the promotions of four accomplished leaders whose expertise and dedication have helped shape the company's success. These appointments reflect Eagle's continued investment in leadership, innovation, operational excellence and delivering an exceptional customer experience. Effective immediately, John Campbell has been promoted to president, Charles Schneider to executive vice president, Tyler Allwood to vice president of sales & business development and Lissette Pamplona to senior director of customer experience.

“The Burlingame family built Eagle on a foundation of trust,” says John Campbell, President of Eagle. “Trust in our people, trust in our craft and trust in a shared vision for what this company could become. It is a privilege to honor that legacy by working alongside Charles, Tyler and Lissette in roles where their talent, dedication, and character will help carry Eagle forward. We are operating in a demanding market, and we are meeting that moment head-on by investing in manufacturing excellence, embracing technology to empower our team members and deepening our commitment to the training and development that will define our next chapter. The trust the Burlingame family has placed in all of us is something we do not take lightly, and this leadership team will honor it every single day."

John Campbell – President

Throughout his 14-year career at Eagle, John has been a driving force behind the company’s continued growth and prosperity. Beginning as national sales manager and advancing to vice president of sales and marketing, he has led the sales, marketing, technical and customer service teams while also overseeing Eagle's Florida Division as general manager. With decades of roof tile industry experience and a strategic vision for the future, John has strengthened Eagle's national presence, enhanced customer service, improved operational efficiency and transformed the sales team through innovative CRM initiatives and data-driven solutions. His dedication to Eagle, our customers and our team continues to make a lasting impact.

Charles Schneider – Executive vice president

Since joining Eagle 22 years ago, Charles has been instrumental in the company's growth and manufacturing excellence. Leveraging his extensive experience in concrete products and both concrete and clay roof tile manufacturing, he has helped shape Eagle's nationwide manufacturing operations through leadership in plant design, equipment installation and manufacturing standards. As vice president of manufacturing, Charles has driven innovation, standardized processes and fostered a strong commitment to safe, efficient and environmentally responsible manufacturing.

Tyler Allwood – Vice president of sales & business development

Over the past 13 years, Tyler has earned the respect of colleagues and customers through his steady leadership, disciplined business approach and exceptional technical expertise. In his new role, he will lead Eagle's companywide sales and business development efforts, driving growth through a unified strategy that expands the company's geographic reach, strengthens relationships with key industry partners, advances contractor education and delivers customer focused roofing solutions that create long-term value.

Lissette Pamplona – Senior director of customer experience

Lissette joined Eagle 13 years ago as marketing manager and, through her exceptional leadership and strategic vision, advanced to director of marketing, where she helped strengthen the Eagle brand into one of the most recognized and respected names in the building products industry. In her expanded role, she will lead initiatives to enhance the customer experience across every key touchpoint, driving innovative strategies, supporting expansion into new markets and ensuring every interaction with Eagle is accessible, consistent and delivers lasting value.

These promotions recognize years of outstanding contributions while positioning Eagle for continued growth in an evolving marketplace. Together, this leadership team will strengthen the company's manufacturing capabilities, expand its market presence, enhance customer engagement and advance strategic initiatives that reinforce Eagle's commitment to delivering industry-leading concrete roof tile solutions. As Eagle continues to invest in its people, products and customers, these leaders will play a critical role in shaping the company's next chapter and building on its reputation for quality, innovation and service.

For more information about Eagle Roofing Products and its full line of concrete roof tiles and roofing accessories, visit eagleroofing.com.

About Eagle Roofing Products

Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Rialto, California, Eagle Roofing Products is the largest USA-made, USA-owned, using globally sourced materials, concrete roof tile manufacturer in the United States. With over 35 years of experience, Eagle Roofing Products specializes in providing premium concrete tile roofing solutions for the building industry.

By The Coffee Shops™. 

Eagle Anchor XFR helps builders and contractors address evolving fire requirements without sacrificing installation efficiency. 

Wildfire exposure, stricter building codes and growing demand for resilient roofing assemblies are reshaping how contractors approach tile roof installations. To help address those challenges, Eagle Roofing Products developed Eagle Anchor XFR, a roofing underlayment that combines waterproofing and fire resistance in a single-layer system. Designed for concrete and clay tile applications, the product helps simplify installation while supporting compliance with demanding fire-performance requirements. 

Eagle Anchor XFR is a mechanically fastened underlayment developed by Eagle Roofing Products in partnership with Polyglass®. Engineered for use beneath concrete and clay tiles, it eliminates the need for traditional multi-layer assemblies by delivering both water protection and fire resistance in one layer. This simplifies installation while reducing labor, material usage and overall system weight.  

At the core of the product is a dual-compound construction: a durable plastomeric modified bitumen top layer paired with a self-sealing SBS-modified bottom layer. This design allows the membrane to tightly seal around fasteners, helping prevent water intrusion while maintaining long-term durability.  

What truly sets Eagle Anchor XFR apart is its patented Burn Shield Technology®, which provides advanced resistance to wind-driven embers — one of the leading causes of roof ignition during wildfires. Combined with a fiberglass reinforcement layer, the system achieves a Class A fire rating and meets strict requirements for Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) zones, including CalFire compliance.  

Beyond fire performance, the underlayment is built for real-world jobsite conditions. Its mineral-surfaced top layer improves slip resistance for safer installation, while its robust construction allows for up to 180 days of UV exposure before tile installation — offering flexibility in project scheduling.  

Eagle Anchor XFR also delivers clear economic advantages. By replacing the need for separate underlayment and cap sheet systems, it reduces installation steps and material costs without sacrificing performance. The result is a more efficient, cost-effective roofing system that still meets the highest standards for protection.  

In summary, Eagle Anchor XFR represents a smarter approach to tile roofing underlayment — combining fire resistance, water protection and installation efficiency into one integrated solution. For contractors and builders working in high-risk or code-driven environments, it offers a reliable way to simplify systems while enhancing overall roof performance. 

Learn more about Eagle Anchor XFR and Eagle Roofing Products’ complete line of roofing solutions! 

By The Coffee Shops™. 

Utilizing the staggered installation technique with flat concrete tile can bring texture and elegance to a home, upping curb appeal no matter the trend cycle. 

Flat concrete roof tiles are an excellent roofing material choice for homeowners looking to protect their investments while also adding depth to a structure’s visual appearance. Especially for those interested in the design styles commonly known as “Old World” aesthetics, these tiles add modern protection to a long-standing architectural favorite design. 

To achieve the French Country, English Cottage or Tudor style roof visuals, a staggered installation method is used to achieve the look and feel efficiently. Tiles are arranged to appear in a staggered pattern, adding texture to a roof where traditional favorites on the modern market tend to lay in flat, one-dimensional patterns in comparison. This way, an intricate, luxurious roof can be achieved with minimal expended effort and material waste. 

With Eagle Roofing Products’ flat Bel Air or Tapered Slate concrete roof tile profiles, any home can be transformed from ordinary to outstanding (not to mention durable, efficient and cost effective). Offered in an array of colors, these tiles have the ability to capture the attention of any passerby with their European charm and feel.  

Eagle’s dedication to providing customers with unparalleled customer service and material selections ensures homeowners will get the stunning roof of their dreams. 

Stand out from the rest and take a staggered installation approach with concrete roof tiles!

By Emma Peterson. 

We had a great time sharing stories and photos over social media with our roofing community!  

National Roofing Week is an annual event hosted by the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) that aims to raise awareness of the roofing professionals who keep our communities safe and secure. The event also acts as a way to build community with other professionals, both near you and across the country.  

Participation in National Roofing Week is primarily conducted online by posting photos and videos through the #NationalRoofingWeek2026 hashtag. And NRCA has created themes for each day of National Roofing Week to guide posts.  

Sunday – Kickoff  

The week kicked off with posts about the importance of roofers. NRCA started everything with a post sharing the schedule for the week and some highlights from last year’s National Roofing Week! Here at The Coffee Shops™ we joined in the fun on all our social media pages, making sure to thank the coating installers, roofing professionals and contractors who make our community amazing. 

Monday – Signature projects 

For the Monday theme, NRCA invited National Roofing Week participants to share photos showcasing their company’s signature residential and commercial projects. There were too many amazing projects posted to put them all here, but some that stood out to us came from QXO, Sika and Eagle Roofing Products!  

QXO’s post was a carousel of some of their customers projects, including one from Toitures Scott, one from Nedlaw Group and one from RUHS in California. Likewise, Eagle Roofing Products’ post showcased signature projects featuring their concrete roof tiles from across the country.  

As for Sika, they took the opportunity to shine the spotlight on their 2025 Sika Project of the Year award winners, which includes stunning projects like the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center project in Los Angeles, California and the South Station Tower project in Boston.  

Tuesday – Charitable projects 

The next day of National Roofing Week was all about giving back, and the National Women in Roofing (NWIR) Oregon Council stole the show with a free roof!

The replacement went to a community member in need, which is an incredible reminder of the power our industry has to do good.

They put it best in their post:  

Seeing contractors, manufacturers, distributors and industry partners come together with a shared purpose — without competition, without agendas, and focused solely on helping someone else — is truly inspiring. For one day, company names and logos took a back seat to teamwork, generosity and service. 

Projects like this showcase the heart of our industry. The relationships we build, the willingness to lend a hand, and the collective impact we can make when we work together are some of the best parts of being in roofing. 

NWIR extended huge thanks to industry partners, like Malarkey Roofing Products, ABC Supply, SRS Building Products, Owens Corning, Bliss Roofing and Raindrop Roofing NW, for making this incredible charitable project possible. 

Wednesday – Employee appreciation 

The midpoint of the week was all about the people who get things done – the employees that keep our industry moving. For this theme, the #NationalRoofingWeek2026 hashtag was flooded with pictures and appreciations for hardworking workers around the country. 

Drexel Metals posted some behind-the-scenes of their team hard at work, captioning it, “To everyone who continues to show up ready to learn, teach and push the industry forward: thank you. Your commitment is what drives stronger partnerships, better projects and continued progress year after year.” 

IKO Industries and CertainTeed also posted, shouting out the ROOFPROS who get the job done every day and recognizing the “craftsmanship, innovation, and dedication of the teams who help bring CertainTeed products and solutions to life” respectively.  

Thursday – Training and learning 

For Thursday, NRCA chose training as the theme, inviting contractors and companies to share the ways they keep learning and growing on the job. For this theme, GAF joined the party, sharing an incredible milestone from their GAF Roofing Academy – since 2020, the tuition-free program has helped more than 3,000 individuals find employment in the roofing industry!  

And this is just one of the many stories added to the #NationalRoofingWeek2026 hashtag! The Durable Restoration Company posted about the hard work their craftspeople put into their apprenticeship program and QXO shared how they connect their team with everything from stand downs to plant tours. 

Friday – Celebration 

And you can’t have National Roofing Week without taking the time to celebrate the amazing industry we are all a part of! For this theme, the Roofing Contractors Association of Texas (RCAT) took their followers on a trip down memory lane, sharing the “conferences, tournaments, regional events and industry gatherings where Texas roofing professionals connect, learn and celebrate together.”  

Drexel Metals also posted, sharing a common sentiment of thanks related to the power of the industry, “From the shop floor to the jobsite, your dedication, craftsmanship and collaboration are truly what make a lasting impact. We’re proud to be part of an industry built on innovation, resilience and strong partnerships.” 

Saturday – Wrap up 

Overall, this year’s National Roofing Week was a resounding success. From everyone that posted to event sponsors like International Roofing Expo, Georgia-Pacific Building Products, SRS Distribution, Roofing Alliance and SOPREMA, it was all made possible thanks to the incredible roofing community.  

The Coffee Shops crew already can’t wait for next year’s roofing week! As Atlas Roofing put eloquently in their final #NationalRoofingWeek2026 post, “This week gave us the opportunity to celebrate the people, organizations and partnerships that make the roofing industry such a rewarding one to be part of. Here’s to another year of collaboration, innovation and success.” 

By Eagle Roofing Products. 

Modern roofing adhesives offer a streamlined alternative to traditional fastening methods while maintaining code compliance. 

As roofing contractors continue to prioritize speed, performance and compliance, manufacturers are advancing solutions that simplify installation without sacrificing durability. Eagle Roofing Products highlights this shift with systems like APOC’s Polyset® RTA-1, a high-performance adhesive engineered to replace or reduce traditional fastening methods while supporting long-term roof integrity. By minimizing penetrations and streamlining application, adhesives like these help crews meet tighter timelines and evolving code requirements. 

Designed for steep-slope applications, Polyset® RTA-1 is a single-component polyurethane foam adhesive that bonds concrete and clay roof tiles to approved underlayments. Its versatility across new construction and repair projects makes it a practical option for contractors seeking consistent results across varying jobsite conditions. With roofing demands increasing in complexity, solutions that balance ease of use with proven performance are becoming essential tools in the field. 

Speaking of its ease of use, this adhesive is designed for jobsite efficiency. Its controlled dispensing allows for precise bead application with minimal sputtering, helping contractors work faster and more cleanly. 

Polyset® RTA-1 also contributes to a quieter, more stable roof system by preventing tile “chatter” — a common issue where loose tiles shift or rattle under wind pressure. By securely bonding each tile in place, the adhesive enhances both performance and homeowner comfort.  

Approved for use under strict standards such as the Florida Building Code and Miami-Dade NOA, Polyset® RTA-1 meets rigorous performance requirements for high-wind regions — making it a trusted choice in demanding climates.  

In summary, Polyset® RTA-1 combines strength, speed and simplicity in one solution. By reducing penetrations, improving installation efficiency and delivering dependable adhesion, it represents a smarter, more advanced approach to tile roof attachment — ideal for contractors and builders focused on long-term performance. 

Original article and photo source: Eagle Roofing Products

This distinguished leadership group represents some of the industry’s most respected and forward-thinking professionals, whose collective leadership continues to drive meaningful progress across the roofing industry.

The Roofing Alliance proudly announces their Board of Trustees for 2026-2027. Sherri Miles of J.D. Miles & Sons Inc., Chesapeake, Virginia, will serve as president and John Campbell of Eagle Roofing Products, Rialto, California will serve as vice president.

The volunteer-based leadership of the Roofing Alliance is composed of 210 dedicated, diverse and thoughtful roofing contractors, manufacturers, suppliers and distributors, service providers and industry professionals united in their commitment to shape, strengthen and advance the roofing industry. This distinguished leadership group represents some of the industry’s most respected and forward-thinking professionals, whose collective leadership continues to drive meaningful progress across the roofing industry.

The Roofing Alliance thanks the following officers and trustees for their commitment to the roofing industry; terms are effective June 1, 2026 – May 31, 2027.

• Sherri Miles, J.D. Miles & Sons Inc. – president
• John Campbell, Eagle Roofing Products – vice president
• Jason Dark, Duro-Last Inc. – secretary-treasurer
• Greg Hudson, Duro-Last Inc. – immediate past president
• Piers Dormeyer, EagleView – trustee
• Heidi Ellsworth, The Coffee Shops – trustee
• Paige Harvill, Nations Roof – trustee
• Alex Hernandez, Clark Roofing Co. – trustee
• Beth Kegley, QXO – trustee
• Scott Keith, Jobba Trade Technologies  – trustee
• John Kiesel, Division 7 Roofing – trustee
• Michael Kruger, L.E. Schwartz & Son Inc. – trustee
• Craig Rainey, Supreme Roofing – trustee
• Natalia Rizzatti, All Weather Insulated Panels – trustee
• Jason Stanley, IB Roof Systems – trustee
• John Yuko, GSM Roofing – trustee

About the Roofing Alliance

The Roofing Alliance unites a powerful network of more than 210 forward-thinking industry leaders committed to advancing and shaping the future of the roofing industry. Through strategic investments, collaboration and industry partnerships, the Roofing Alliance funds high-impact initiatives focused on education, cutting-edge research, workforce development and philanthropic outreach that strengthens communities across the country. From supporting the next generation of roofing professionals through scholarships, university partnerships and career development programs to driving innovation through industry research its Center for Roofing Innovation and Leadership, the Roofing Alliance serves as a catalyst for long-term growth, leadership and excellence across the roofing industry. For more information, please contact Alison L. LaValley, Executive Director, at alavalley@nrca.net.

The company has grown to become the largest privately held concrete roof tile manufacturer in the United States through its unwavering commitment to customer relationships, innovation and its team members.

Eagle Roofing Products is proud to announce theopening of its new Las Vegas Stocking Yard, located at 5108 Donovan Way, North Las Vegas, NV 89091. The new yard, warehouse, design center and office space are located directly offInterstate 15, in the vicinity of Nellis Air Force Base.

This expanded facility marks a significant regional investment and reaffirms the company’s commitment to providing exceptional service to customers spanning Utah, Nevada, Arizona and the communities in between.

The new location provides increased space and improved infrastructure, allowing Eagle Roofing Products to better support customer needs with greater efficiency. Key features of the new stocking yard include a dedicated showroom designed to showcase the company’s concrete roof tile products, faster truck turnaround times and an enhanced experience for delivery drivers and logistics partners using Eagle’s Time Is Money app.

“This new facility represents an exciting step forward for our team and our customers,” said Mario Villaneda, senior regional sales manager for Eagle in Las Vegas. “With expanded capacity and upgraded amenities, we’re able to provide a higher level of service while creating a more seamless and efficient experience for everyone who visits our yard.”

To celebrate the opening, Eagle Roofing Products will host a Grand Opening Event on May 6, 2026, welcoming customers and partners to tour the new facility and experience its benefits firsthand.

The Las Vegas Stocking Yard expansion underscores Eagle Roofing Products’ ongoing commitment to growth, innovation and delivering industry-leading roofing solutions.

For more information about Eagle Roofing Products and its full line of concrete roof tiles and roofing accessories, visit eagleroofing.com.

About Eagle Roofing Products

Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Rialto, California, Eagle Roofing Products is the largest USA-made, USA-owned, using globally sourced materials, concrete roof tile manufacturer in the United States. With over 35 years of experience, Eagle Roofing Products specializes in providing premium concrete tile roofing solutions for the building industry.

By Jenny Yu.  

Contractors will gain practical insights from leading experts while connecting with top manufacturers and suppliers. 

The Florida Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Association (FRSA) is hosting its 104th Convention & Expo from June 10-12, 2026, at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in in Kissimmee, Florida. With a strong lineup of sponsors and an educational program packed with timely topics, this year’s event is set to provide contractors with practical insights and valuable networking opportunities. 

A wide range of industry leaders are lending their support for the event, underscoring its importance across the roofing and metal construction sectors. Platinum sponsors include Eagle Roofing Products, ABC Supply and TAMKO®; while gold sponsors CertainTeed LLC, Polyglass and SOPREMA further highlight the depth of industry participation. Additional support from emerald sponsor Adams & Reese LLP; sapphire sponsors BITEC, Drexel Metals, MetalForming LLC and Sika Corporation; silver sponsor SRS Building Products; bronze sponsors Duro-Last®, IB Roof Systems™, PAC-CLAD Petersen and Roof Hugger; and affiliate sponsor, Roofing Contractors Association of South Florida (RCASF), reinforce the event’s focus on innovation, performance and contractor success. 

Educational sessions 

Education remains the cornerstone of the convention, with sessions designed to address today’s most pressing challenges in the industry while providing attendees with opportunities to earn CE credits. Legal and compliance topics are a hot topic with multiple sessions led by Trent Cotney, RoofersCoffeeShop® Influencer and partner at Adams & Reese LLP, including: 

• “Building an OSHA Inspection SOP” - Wednesday, June 10, 8:00 a.m. 
• “Roofing Legal, Labor and Policy Trends” - Wednesday, June 10, 12:30 p.m. and Friday, June 12, 7:00 a.m. 
• “Artificial Intelligence in Roofing” - Thursday, June 11, 7:00 a.m. 
• “ICE Raids and I-9 Audit Defense” - Thursday, June 11, 8:15 a.m. and Friday, June 12, 8:15 a.m. 

These sessions will provide contractors with actionable guidance on navigating regulations, mitigating risk and adapting to emerging technologies.  

Business operations are also a key focus. John Kenney, Influencer of The Coffee Shops™ and CEO of Cotney Consulting Group, will lead “Estimating for Small Business” on Wednesday, June 10, at 9:15 a.m. and Thursday, June 11, at 7:00 a.m., offering practical strategies to improve accuracy and profitability for contractors of all sizes. Meanwhile, Chad Westbrook, founder of Service Alignment, will present “Documenting a Roofing Project” on Thursday, June 11, at 9:30 a.m. and Friday, June 12, at 7:00 a.m., helping attendees strengthen processes that support accountability, communication and long-term project success. 

Additional sessions cover critical issues including Florida Building Code updates, metal roofing best practices and safety topics such as heat illness prevention. The “SkillsUSA: Build a Workforce Pipeline” session on Thursday, June 11, at 9:30 a.m., will also highlight strategies for developing the next generation of roofers, a growing priority for contractors facing ongoing workforce shortages. Together, these seminars provide well-rounded education opportunities tailored to both roofing and sheet metal professionals.  

Register to reserve your spot and take full advantage of everything the 104th FRSA Convention & Expo has to offer!

By Jesse Sanchez. 

Concrete roof tiles deliver exceptional durability, energy efficiency and design flexibility for residential and commercial projects. 

Selecting a roofing material is one of the most consequential decisions in any residential or commercial project, shaping not only appearance but also long-term performance, maintenance requirements and operational costs. Among the available options, concrete roof tile, including systems offered by Eagle Roofing Products, continues to distinguish itself as a solution that balances structural resilience, energy performance and architectural versatility. 

That distinction begins with durability. Concrete roof tile is manufactured from natural materials such as sand, cement, water and oxide pigments, that create a dense, heavy product designed to withstand demanding environmental conditions. Its composition allows it to perform reliably under extreme weather, while its structural integrity supports long service life. When installed and maintained correctly, concrete tile systems can last for decades and, in many cases, for the life of the structure, helping reduce the need for frequent repairs or premature replacement. 

Performance extends beyond durability into energy efficiency. Concrete tile’s thermal mass enables it to absorb heat throughout the day and release it gradually as temperatures drop, contributing to more stable indoor conditions. This process can reduce the strain on heating and cooling systems, particularly in climates with significant temperature swings. Ventilated roof assemblies can further enhance this performance by promoting continuous airflow beneath the tiles, improving moisture management and supporting overall system longevity. 

At the same time, concrete roof tile offers a high degree of design flexibility. A broad range of profiles, colors and finishes allows contractors and property owners to align roofing selections with specific architectural styles. From Mediterranean-inspired barrel tiles to clean, contemporary flat profiles, these options provide the ability to achieve a desired aesthetic without compromising performance. 

Combined, these characteristics position concrete roof tile as a well-rounded solution for projects that demand durability, efficiency and visual adaptability in a single roofing system. 

Visit Eagle Roofing Products’ website to learn more about why concrete roof tile is the ideal choice for residential and commercial structures!

By Jesse Sanchez. 

Learn how reflectivity and thermal mass work together to reduce energy use and stabilize indoor temperatures. 

As energy costs continue to climb and performance standards evolve, roofing systems are increasingly evaluated by how effectively they manage heat. For contractors and building owners, that shift is placing greater emphasis on materials that contribute to overall building efficiency, not just protection. Concrete roof tile has emerged as a strong option, with manufacturers like Eagle Roofing Products highlighting how reflectivity and thermal mass work together to improve energy performance in a measurable way. 

The first of these properties, reflectivity, helps limit how much heat a building absorbs. Concrete roof tiles are manufactured from sand, cement, water and iron oxide, with cement providing a naturally reflective foundation. This composition allows the roof to reflect a larger portion of solar radiation rather than converting it into heat within the building envelope. Within Eagle’s product portfolio, certain color blends are designated as Cool Roof®, developed to reflect more sunlight and absorb less heat than standard roofing systems. According to the Department of Energy, this can translate into reduced energy use and lower cooling costs over time. 

While reflectivity reduces heat gain, thermal mass controls how heat moves through the structure. Concrete tiles are dense and thick, enabling them to absorb and store heat throughout the day instead of allowing it to transfer directly into the attic space. This slows the rate of heat penetration, helping reduce the workload on air conditioning systems during peak temperatures. 

That stored heat is then released gradually as temperatures drop. In the evening, this process helps maintain a more consistent indoor environment, reducing sharp temperature swings that can strain heating and cooling systems. By moderating these fluctuations, the roof contributes to more stable performance across changing conditions. 

Together, reflectivity and thermal mass create a roofing system that supports both occupant comfort and long-term energy efficiency. Ongoing research, including a multi-year field study with the Tile Roofing Industry Alliance (TRIA), is expected to provide additional insight into how these systems perform in real-world environments. 

For professionals evaluating roofing options, concrete tile offers a practical, performance-driven solution, one that delivers energy efficiency through material properties that work continuously over the life of the roof. 

Learn more about how concrete roof tile systems from Eagle Roofing Products use reflectivity and thermal mass to improve energy efficiency and indoor comfort!