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!

By Jesse Sanchez. 

Roof performance is often decided long before installation, beginning with the material selected for the job. 

For contractors seeking documented performance and long-term reliability, concrete roof tile has historically proven its value in even the harshest climates. Eagle Roofing Products supports that legacy with Eagle Tile’s controlled production standards and verified performance benchmarks. 

Each tile is built to resist the forces that most often shorten a roof’s lifespan, and standardized testing helps contractors verify how that performance holds up under real conditions. Fire testing places Eagle Roofing Products concrete tile at a Class A rating, the highest level available, which is especially important in regions where wildfire risk is a top concern. Impact testing evaluates how well the tile resists repeated impact like hail strikes, and concrete can resist impact just as well as other roofing materials, giving contractors confidence when specifying roofs in storm-prone markets. Regarding wind testing, Eagle Tile is Miami-Dade approved, meaning they can withstand hurricane-level conditions with sustained gusts reaching up to 180 miles per hour, helping contractors demonstrate that the roof assembly can remain secure during extreme weather events. These standards give contractors documented performance benchmarks they can share with building owners when discussing risk, longevity and long-term value.  

“Produced through a careful combination of four natural products – sand, cement, water and iron oxide, concrete roof tiles are incredibly resilient, withstanding the harshest of weather elements,” according to Eagle Roofing Products. 

Concrete tile requires little maintenance and is known to last the life of the structure beneath it. It does not leach toxins and can be recycled and reused in manufacturing. Ultimately, this durability serves as a meaningful form of environmental stewardship, minimizing the need for replacement while continuing to provide reliable protection. 

Learn more about how concrete roof tile compares across materials and performance standards!

By Jesse Sanchez. 

A new collaboration reflects how Eagle Roofing Products is aligning people, processes and digital tools to strengthen service, speed and communication across its national network. 

For Eagle Roofing Products, progress has long been tied to how clearly information moves through its organization and out to the field. After 35 years in the roofing and building materials industry, the manufacturer continues to invest in systems that help customers and partners operate with greater confidence. Eagle Roofing Products is extending that commitment through a new technology partnership aimed at improving supply chain visibility and coordination. 

The initiative builds on a series of recent efforts focused on operational efficiency across Eagle’s manufacturing plants and stocking yards nationwide. Those efforts are designed to support contractors and builders navigating tight schedules and sustained demand. Central to that strategy is Time Is Money, Eagle’s online reservation system that allows yard team members to pre-stage orders when customers provide 24 to 48 hours' notice ahead of pickup. The system reflects a broader emphasis on preparation and predictability at the yard level. 

That same focus on foresight and communication helped shape Eagle’s decision to partner with Hyphen Solutions and integrate its jobsite management tool, SupplyPro, into Eagle’s customer service platform. The collaboration is intended to give regional teams greater visibility into jobsite schedules, helping reduce delays and streamline truck turnaround times. 

“With seemingly endless demand for new homes, manufacturing capacity and supply chain communication is at the forefront of most builders' and large roofing contractors’ minds,” shared Eagle’s Vice President of Sales and Marketing, John Campbell, when explaining the origin of this program. “To expand our commitment to adding value, we decided to approach Hyphen Solutions to adopt their innovative jobsite management tool, SupplyPro, into our world-class customer service platform.” 

Implementation of the integration will be led by Eagle’s regional customer service professionals, reinforcing the company’s emphasis on people-driven execution. To support a smooth rollout, Eagle has also committed to employing four regional order management services in Florida, Arizona, Nevada and California, ensuring consistent support as the system is introduced across markets. 

The added layer of digital coordination is expected to directly support Eagle’s customer-oriented goals by reducing friction and improving lead times. As John noted, “By overlaying open orders with the information in SupplyPro, we plan to eliminate last-second order fire drills and improve lead times by enhancing communication throughout the supply chain.” 

Together, the technology investment and staffing support reflect a measured approach to modernization that prioritizes reliability and service. By aligning real-time jobsite data with internal order management, Eagle is reinforcing its position as a manufacturer focused on helping customers plan with greater certainty in a fast-moving construction environment. 

Learn more about Eagle Roofing Products and its commitment to strengthening supply chain communication and customer service!

By Eagle Roofing Products. 

By understanding what sets these roofing systems apart, you can help homeowners make informed, long-term decisions with confidence. 

Selecting a roof is one of the biggest choices a homeowner makes. For Eagle Roofing Products, that decision is an opportunity to show how smart design and proven materials can elevate a home’s strength and performance. Tile and shingles both cover a roof, yet there are several differences between the materials when it comes to durability, energy behavior and real value over time. Let's unpack those differences to better understand which material will provide homeowners with lasting protection and performance. 

Which type of roof is more energy-efficient? 

Concrete tile roofs are among the most energy-efficient roofing options available today. Thanks to their thermal mass and naturally ventilated design, concrete tiles help reduce heat transfer into the home by allowing air to circulate between the tiles and the roof deck. This process can keep your home cooler during hot days and warmer at night, leading to lower energy usage and utility bills over time. Additionally, concrete roof tiles have naturally reflective surfaces that help deflect solar radiation, reducing heat absorption and keeping roof temperatures lower throughout the day. While asphalt shingles tend to absorb and trap heat, concrete tile works with the environment to create a more stable and energy-efficient indoor climate. 

Which type of roof is more durable and lasts longer? 

One of the most significant differences between concrete tile and asphalt shingle roofing is how long each material lasts. Concrete tiles are known for their exceptional durability, often lasting 75 years or more with proper maintenance. They’re resistant to rot, insect damage, as well as harsh weather conditions, including high winds, heavy rain and even fire. In contrast, asphalt shingles typically have a lifespan of 15 to 30 years and are more prone to wear and tear from extreme temperatures, UV exposure and weather. While shingles may require more frequent replacements over time, a concrete tile roof is a long-term investment built to endure. 

Which type of roof is more expensive? 

Cost is a major consideration when deciding what roofing material to choose. While asphalt shingles are often less expensive to install initially, concrete tile offers significant long-term savings that many homeowners overlook. Due to the short lifespan of asphalt shingles, the cost of multiple replacements over a few decades can quickly add up. In contrast, concrete roof tile’s longevity reduces the need for frequent re-roofs and results in less money spent over time. Factor in potential energy savings due to its thermal efficiency and the long-term value becomes even clearer. Many roofing contractors also offer payment plans that can mitigate the monthly cost of your concrete tile roof. 

Concrete tile roofing stands out for its durability, energy efficiency and long-term value. With a lifespan that far exceeds asphalt shingles and the ability to reduce energy costs over time, it’s a smarter investment for homeowners who want lasting protection and performance. 

Original article source: Eagle Roofing Products

By Emma Peterson.  

Don’t miss this opportunity to network and learn with over 1,200 installers, builders, architects, manufacturers and roofing professionals. 

Since 1985, the Colorado Roofing Association (CRA) has hosted a Table Top Trade Show to help foster community and connections in the roofing industry. This year, the show will be hosted on January 29, 2026, at the Arapahoe County Fairgrounds in Aurora, Colorado.  

Some of The Coffee Shops™ crew will be in attendance conducting live interviews, so make sure to say hi when the cameras aren’t running! A ton of our industry friends will also be there, including Eagle Roofing Products, SRS Building Products, Westlake Royal Roofing Solutions, Certainteed, ABC Supply Co., Polyglass USA, TRA Snow & Sun and Roofle. 

Overall, this is a great, accessible way for professionals to grow their businesses and careers, no matter what side of the table top they are on. 

On one side, vendors! 

Exhibiting at the CRA show is a great way to elevate your brand and maximize your exposure. This show fosters one-on-one interactions that result in new leads and career-long relationships. Whether you have a new, innovative product or a time-tested solution, this is your chance to showcase your services, expand your network and boost your sales!  

Reserve a table now.

And for attendees... 

On the other side of the table, the CRA show is a great opportunity for roofing professionals to get invaluable insights and find cutting-edge products that will elevate their operations. Furthermore, you cannot beat the networking opportunities at CRA! By attending the show, you will get the chance to strengthen existing partnerships and forge new relationships with industry leaders and innovators.  

And the best part? Admission is FREE! If you want to attend, all you have to do to attend CRA 2026 is register in advance (CRA member CIUs = 1 per person).  

Empower yourself and your employees at CRA 2026 with the tools and tactics needed to stay competitive in a dynamic industry. Learn more about the show! 

By Eagle Roofing Products. 

Eagle Roofing Products’ Eagle Anchor XFR offers dual protection against fire and water while cutting costs and labor for contractors. 

Eagle Roofing Products has once again raised the bar for tile roofing systems with the launch of Eagle Anchor XFR, a next-generation self-adhered underlayment developed in partnership with Polyglass®. Engineered to simplify installation while strengthening protection, this innovative product combines superior waterproofing and fire-resistant performance into one efficient, single-layer solution. Designed specifically for tile applications, Eagle Anchor XFR helps contractors, builders and homeowners achieve lasting durability and compliance with the most demanding codes, especially in wildfire-prone regions. 

Unlike traditional multi-layer assemblies that require separate waterproofing and fire-rated sheets, Eagle Anchor XFR delivers both functions in one product. Its advanced dual-compound construction includes a plastomeric-modified top surface for toughness and a self-adhering SBS-modified bottom layer that seals tightly around fasteners to prevent leaks. The underlayment also features Polyglass’ Burn Shield Technology®, which provides exceptional ember resistance and has earned a Class A fire rating under ASTM E108 testing, meeting some of the highest standards in roofing. 

The innovation lies not just in the materials but in the integration of fire and waterproofing capabilities into a single product. Traditionally, achieving this level of protection requires multiple layers — typically a base underlayment followed by a fire-rated cap sheet. Eagle Anchor XFR removes this redundancy, streamlining installation and reducing labor, material costs and system weight without compromising code compliance. Its design is particularly advantageous in jurisdictions that enforce Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) standards, such as those in wildfire-vulnerable regions across the Western United States and Canada. 

In addition to its performance benefits, Eagle Anchor XFR is constructed with a fiberglass mat core that adds structural strength and thermal stability. Its mineral-surfaced top layer not only protects against UV exposure during the installation phase but also offers enhanced traction for crews working on steep-slope roofs. The membrane can be exposed to the elements for up to 180 days before tile installation, giving contractors greater flexibility in scheduling and weather-related delays. 

Warranty support further strengthens the product’s appeal. Polyglass® offers a standard 10-year limited material warranty on Eagle Anchor XFR, and for added assurance, a 10-year labor and material warranty is available when the product is installed by a Polyglass Registered Contractor. This reflects the manufacturer’s confidence in the product’s long-term durability and performance in the field. 

With Eagle Anchor XFR, Eagle Roofing Products is setting a new benchmark for what a modern tile roof underlayment should be — intelligent, efficient and protective against the growing threats of water intrusion and fire damage. As environmental conditions continue to challenge traditional building practices, innovations like Eagle Anchor XFR represent a forward-thinking approach to safer, smarter roofing systems. 

Original article source: Eagle Roofing Products

By Eagle Roofing Products. 

A concrete tile roof is more than aesthetics; it’s the smartest choice for protection against fire risks. 

Editor’s Note: This article is for homeowners who want to understand how the right roof, specifically a Class A fire-rated system, can help shield their property from fire threats. 

When fires affect communities, most homeowners don’t think twice about what’s overhead until it’s too late. A Class A fire rated tile roof system, like those offered by Eagle Roofing Products, isn’t just a building material upgrade; it’s a critical safeguard engineered to stand up to nature’s worst. With wildfires growing more intense and unpredictable, understanding what that rating means and what it doesn’t is no longer optional. 

The Class A fire rating is the highest classification for fire resistance and includes rigorous testing by an independent laboratory to evaluate a roofing system’s ability to withstand extreme fire conditions. These tests cover three key areas: the spread of flame, which measures how quickly fire travels across the surface; intermittent flame exposure, which simulates repeated bursts of fire over time to assess resilience; and the burning brand test, where a flaming piece of wood or ember is placed on the roofing material to observe how well it resists ignition and burn-through. Together, these tests ensure that Class A rated systems offer superior protection against fire hazards. 

Investigations have shown that many fires start when embers ignite non-fire-resistant roofs. Because concrete and clay tile roofs offer a non-combustible Class A fire rating, they can play an important role in protecting your home from fire. Furthermore, Class A rated tile roof systems are usually eligible for the lowest fire insurance rates. 

Roof tiles last a long time, and they do not rot, curl, rust or burn, especially tiles made of cement mixtures. In fact, the longer tiles are exposed, the more durable they become. Additionally, an enhanced system with a Class A fire resistant underlayment such as Valor Thermal by Sol-R-Skin provides an extra layer of fortitude to the roof system. 

Taking precautionary measures, such as having a Class A roof system installed on your property, can help minimize the damage that can occur from unforeseen disasters.* 

(Source: Tile Roofing Industry Alliance) 

*Tile roofs do not fireproof structures or prevent all damage to a structure during wildfire and should not be utilized as such. 

Original article and photo source: Eagle Roofing Products