Brava Roof Tile lists four Preferred contractors in California. Chris Jackson Roofing is one of them, and the only one in San Diego County. Cedar shake, slate and Spanish tile looks in a composite that is Class A fire rated, Class 4 impact rated, and carries a 50-year warranty.
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Brava tiles are made from recycled composite, so you get the look of cedar, slate or clay without the weight, the upkeep or the fire risk. Every Brava system is Class A fire rated and Class 4 impact rated, and every one is installed here by a contractor Brava lists as Preferred.
The highest fire rating a roof covering can hold, on every Brava system. In San Diego County that is not a nice-to-have.
Rated to the top impact class and for 110 mph winds. Hail, debris and Santa Ana gusts are what the rating is for.
Spanish Barrel Tile weighs 257 lb per square against 900 or more for clay. Old World Slate is 80 percent lighter than natural slate.
Every Brava system carries a 50-year manufacturer warranty. Zero maintenance in between.
The timeless look of natural cedar shake with none of the drawbacks. Authentic texture and grain, Class A fire rated, Class 4 impact resistant, 50-year warranty. Zero maintenance and lightweight, which is why it suits coastal California homes.
The refined elegance of centuries-old European slate, with a 1-inch profile depth and multi-layered color variation. 80 percent lighter than natural slate, Class A fire rated, Class 4 impact resistant, 50-year warranty. Available in 12-inch standard and multi-width sizes.
Mediterranean curves and terracotta tones, 70 percent lighter than clay tile at 257 lb per square. Class A fire rated, Class 4 impact resistant, seismic and wind resistant to 110 mph, 50-year warranty, made from recycled materials.
Brava publishes its contractor list by state in two tiers, Authorized and Preferred. California has four Preferred contractors. Chris Jackson Roofing, family-owned and CSLB licensed (#926483), is the Preferred contractor for San Diego County, with Brava installations in La Jolla, Point Loma and Encinitas that you can drive past before you decide.