Get the look of cedar shake, natural slate or Spanish barrel tile with a lighter composite roofing system engineered for impact, moisture and architectural detail.
Manufacturer Recognition & Training
Choosing a BRAVA roof also means choosing the team that installs it. Tekline Roofing holds BRAVA Preferred Contractor recognition for 2026 and a Level II certification for Spanish Tile Integration. View the certificates below.
BRAVA recognizes Tekline Roofing for routinely installing its products and demonstrating professional product knowledge and expertise, with backing from BRAVA's technical and service team.
View Preferred Contractor Certificate (PDF)
Completed October 26, 2026, this certificate documents Tekline Roofing's BRAVA Level II training in Spanish Tile Integration and collaboration with BRAVA Roof Tile.
View Level II Certificate (PDF)Brava offers architectural profiles for homeowners who want more than a standard shingle roof.
Brava manufactures composite cedar shake, Old World slate and Spanish barrel tile profiles using recycled polymer materials. The products are colored throughout and designed to reproduce the depth and natural variation associated with traditional roofing materials.
Tekline can help determine whether a Brava system fits the roof design, structure, exposure and budget. Homeowners comparing composite with traditional materials should also review cedar shake roofing, slate roofing and tile roofing.
Synthetic roofing is not a bargain-bin substitute. It is a premium system chosen for appearance, tested performance and reduced dependence on quarried or harvested materials.
Brava currently publishes a Class 4 impact rating across its composite roof tile products.
Composite profiles deliver dimensional appearance at a fraction of the weight of natural slate or concrete tile.
Closed-cell recycled polymer construction is designed to limit moisture absorption and associated material deterioration.
Mineral-based color is infused throughout the product with blended options intended to mimic natural variation.
Brava products are available in tested Class A or Class C assemblies; required underlayment and system details matter.
Brava currently advertises a transferable limited 50-year warranty, subject to its current written terms and registration requirements.
The right profile should fit the home’s architecture first, then be confirmed against slope, fire, wind, color and installation requirements.
A composite profile with rustic split texture and color variation designed to replicate natural cedar shake.
A one-inch composite slate profile designed to reproduce the thickness and shadow lines of traditional slate.
A composite barrel profile with blended colors and coordinated ridge, hip, rake and starter accessories.
The roof conditions, proposed system, project responsibilities and next steps should be understood before work begins.
Review the roof design, existing materials, visible conditions, flashing, penetrations, drainage and substrate concerns.
Determine whether the material suits the roof slope, structural conditions, architecture, budget and long-term goals.
Select the material, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, accessories, property protection and project scope.
Complete the authorized work with system-specific layout, fastening, water-management details and documented changes.
Complete cleanup, review the finished roof and explain applicable maintenance, service and warranty information.
Material resistance helps, but water management still depends on the full roof system.
Long wet seasons, shaded roof planes, moss, wind-driven rain and repeated temperature changes make underlayment, flashing and drainage critical.
Tekline plans the Brava profile together with the required roof deck, underlayment, eave and valley protection, flashings, ventilation, fastening and accessory pieces.
Brava is a premium architectural product. The final cost depends on the selected profile and the complete installation system—not just the number of squares.
Cedar shake, slate and barrel tile profiles have different material, accessory and layout requirements.
Slope, hips, valleys, dormers, turrets and transitions change cutting, staging and labor.
Underlayment, fire-rating requirements, ventilation, flashing and fastening affect system cost.
Existing materials, disposal, deck conditions, access and carpentry can change the final scope.
Premium composite tile still fails when critical details are treated like afterthoughts. Product selection and installation planning have to stay connected.
Professional crews, organized job sites and consistent expectations from evaluation through completion.
A clear plan covering materials, critical details, property protection, cleanup and project responsibilities.
Roofing decisions that account for regional moisture, rain, drainage, moss, wind and seasonal weather.
Inspection, maintenance, service and available warranty information that help support the roof over time.
Tekline Roofing provides qualifying Brava synthetic roofing evaluations and installations throughout Greater Seattle and surrounding Puget Sound communities.
These answers provide a starting point. A property-specific roof evaluation should determine what applies to the project.
Brava currently offers composite cedar shake, Old World slate and Spanish barrel tile profiles. Each product has its own shape, accessories, color options and installation requirements.
Brava currently publishes a Class 4 impact rating for its composite roof tile products. Confirm the current product report and warranty conditions for the selected profile before installation.
No. Brava states that Class A performance requires a tested assembly using specified fire-resistant underlayment. Standard-underlayment assemblies may carry a Class C rating. The complete installed assembly controls the rating.
Brava currently advertises a transferable limited 50-year warranty. The written manufacturer warranty, eligibility, installation requirements, exclusions and registration terms control actual coverage.
Brava states that its composite roof tiles use recycled polymer materials and are recyclable. Review current manufacturer sustainability information for product-specific details.
Yes. Brava profiles are designed to provide dimensional slate, shake or barrel-tile appearance at substantially lower weight than many traditional materials. Structural suitability still must be confirmed.
Cost depends on profile, color blend, roof size, geometry, accessories, underlayment, fire-assembly requirements, flashing, ventilation, tear-off, access and substrate work. A project-specific evaluation is required.
Tekline serves qualifying properties across Greater Seattle, the Eastside, North Sound, South Sound and surrounding Puget Sound communities.
*Brava ratings, testing and warranty descriptions are manufacturer claims current when this page was prepared. The selected product, tested assembly, current technical documents and written warranty control actual performance and coverage.
Schedule an evaluation with Tekline Roofing to compare Brava profiles, review the roof design and define the complete installation system.
