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Community case study

The SanctuaryConcrete Tile Re-Roof, Bonita Springs

A concrete tile re-roof at The Sanctuary in Bonita Springs, documented with a real community aerial and finished barrel-tile flashing details.

Concrete tileOccupied communityBonita Springs
Aerial view of the concrete tile roofing project at The Sanctuary in Bonita Springs
Community aerial of The Sanctuary roofing project.

Project facts

Scope at a glance

Property

Occupied residential community

Location

8635 River Homes Lane, Bonita Springs, Florida 34135

Scope

Concrete tile re-roof

Detail work

Valleys, penetrations, and waterproofed transitions

Project setting

Sloped barrel-tile roofs

Documentation

Community aerial and close roof details

Challenge

Protect the transitions that matter

Concrete tile performance depends on the details beneath and between the visible tile. Valleys, penetrations, and roof transitions required careful waterproofing as the re-roof progressed.

New barrel tile beside waterproofed valley flashing at The Sanctuary in Bonita Springs
Barrel tile and waterproofed valley detail.

Approach

Build the detail before closing the tile field

OGC addressed the waterproofed transitions first, then advanced the new barrel tile around those conditions. The selected photos show the actual valley and penetration work.

Concrete barrel tile and black waterproofing around a roof penetration at The Sanctuary
Waterproofed penetration detail before final tile placement.

Solution

Complete the tile field around the details

The new barrel tile was placed around the prepared valleys and penetrations so the visible roof and the concealed waterproofing worked as one assembly.

Finished concrete barrel-tile detail at The Sanctuary in Bonita Springs
Finished barrel-tile field and roof detail.

Result

A documented concrete tile re-roof

The Sanctuary project is presented with its actual Bonita Springs location, community aerial, and roof-detail photography—without unrelated interior or attic images.

Property-specific next step

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