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The terra-cotta elements of this temple in Baltimore, MD, including the roof tile, were restored by Boston Valley Terra Cotta. Click here for company info.
Boston Valley restored the terra-cotta roof tile of the Berea Temple in Baltimore, MD. Click here for company info.
Boston Valley Terra Cotta restored and replicated the roof tile for the Department of Justice Building in Washington, DC. Click here for company info.
When replacing the terra-cotta roof of the Breakers Mansion in Newport, RI, Boston Valley Terra Cotta used 35,000 field tile and approximately 4,000 special-shaped fittings. Click here for company info.
This flat concrete roof tile is available from Hendricks Tile. Click here for company info.
Ludowici supplied the roof tile for the National Institute of Health in Bethesda, MD. Click here for company info.
Clay roofing tile from Ludowici was used to re-roof this historic building. Click here for company info.
Ludowici supplied the clay-tile roofing for this historic building. Click here for company info.
Nicholson & Galloway restored the clay-tile flat roofing, terra-cotta and brick façade, clock, coppersmithing and the metal dome for the renovation of the former Williamsburgh Savings Bank tower in Brooklyn, NY. Click here for company info.
Tile Roofs supplied fire-flashed salvaged Spanish tiles and new custom manufactured fittings for this project in Asheville, NC. Click here for company info.
Tile Roofs, Inc. supplied the natural red Spanish tile and fittings for this tile roof restoration in New Orleans, LA. Click here for company info.
Vande Hey Raleigh supplied the Spanish tile for this building on the Wisconsin Lutheran College campus. Click here for company info.
Vande Hey Raleigh installed the French-clay Spanish roof tile on this building. Click here for company info.