Brava Composite Tile Roof Installation in Lafayette, IN
Wabash Valley Exteriors installs Brava composite roofing — the look of real slate, cedar shake, or Spanish clay tile, backed by a 50-year warranty. Family-owned and trusted across Tippecanoe County since 2017.
- Certified Brava installer
- Insurance claim specialists
- Next-business-day estimates
- Military & veteran discounts
Why hire us
A certified Brava installer your neighbors already trust
Certified Brava installerTrained and authorized to install Brava to manufacturer spec, which keeps your warranty intact.
Family-owned since 2017Local crews who live and work here — not subcontractors passing through.
Insurance claim specialistsWe help you document storm damage and navigate the claims process.
Next-business-day estimatesFast, clear, no-pressure quotes so you can plan with confidence.
Workmanship warrantyOur labor is backed in writing, on top of Brava's material warranty.
Military & veteran discountsOur thanks to those who served, applied to your project.
The roof we install
Brava composite tile, installed right
Brava is a synthetic composite roofing tile molded from real slate, shake, and clay — so it carries authentic texture and color, made from recycled material and recyclable again at end of life. It's lightweight enough for most homes without structural reinforcement.
We install it as a premium option alongside the architectural shingle and TPO systems we already offer across the Lafayette area.
Brava styles we install
Three looks, one durable roof
The look of hand-split cedar
Rugged cedar character with none of the upkeep — it won't rot, split, or need staining, and installs in varied widths for a natural roofline.
The elegance of natural slate
Quarried-slate beauty at a fraction of the weight, with a thick, dimensional profile and deep color — without the cost or structural load of stone.
The warmth of clay barrel tile
A classic clay barrel-tile look, made light and durable — ideal for Mediterranean and Spanish-style homes, with color cast through every tile.
Built for our weather
A roof made for Indiana hail and wind
Lafayette roofs take a beating from spring hail and summer wind. Brava resists impact and cracking, carries strong wind ratings, and won't rot, curl, or shed granules like aging shingles — so you stop paying for repeat storm repairs.
What to expect
How your Brava roof installation works
Free inspection
We assess your roof, structure, and any storm damage, and confirm Brava is the right fit for your home.
Detailed estimate
A clear written quote, usually by the next business day. If a storm claim's involved, we help with the paperwork.
Professional install
Our certified crews install your Brava roof to manufacturer spec, on schedule, with a clean job site.
Warranty & follow-up
You're covered by Brava's 50-year limited material warranty plus our workmanship warranty.
How it compares
Brava composite vs. asphalt shingles
| Feature | Brava composite tile | Architectural shingle |
|---|---|---|
| Expected lifespan | 50-year limited warranty | Roughly 20–30 years |
| Appearance | Authentic slate, shake, or clay look | Dimensional asphalt |
| Impact / hail resistance | Impact-rated composite | Varies; granule loss over time |
| Weight | Lightweight; usually no reinforcement | Lightweight |
| Maintenance | Minimal; no staining or sealing | Periodic repair as it ages |
| Up-front cost | Premium investment | Lower up-front cost |
Asphalt shingles are still a solid, budget-friendly choice — we install those too. Brava is the long-term upgrade for homeowners who want lasting durability and a premium look.
Service area
Installing Brava roofs across Tippecanoe County
Wabash Valley Exteriors installs Brava composite roofing for homeowners in Lafayette, West Lafayette, and the surrounding communities. Not sure if you're in our area? Just ask when you request your estimate.
- Tippecanoe County
- Lafayette
- West Lafayette
- Battleground
- Montgomery County
- Crawfordsville
- Howard County
- Kokomo
- Cass County
- Logansport
- Benton County
- Oxford
- White County
- Monticello
- Otterbein
- Kentland
- Carroll County
- Delphi
- Boone County
- Lebanon
- Clinton County
- Frankfort
Common questions