BRAVA Barbados

Hurricane rated and made from recycled materials, which is perfect for Barbados.

So, I was looking into roofing options for my home in Barbados and found this BRAVA distributor. They seem to offer composite tiles that look like cedar, slate, or Spanish barrel but are made from recycled materials. It says they are hurricane rated for winds over 110 mph and come with a fifty-year warranty. You can get a free assessment from Trade Source Barbados to see if it fits your needs. It looks like a decent alternative to traditional heavy tiles, especially given the local weather conditions.

The BRAVA composite roofing system seems incredibly robust for the Caribbean climate! I am really impressed by the Class 4 impact rating and the ability to withstand winds exceeding 110 mph, which is essential for our island homes. The fact that these tiles are made from nearly 95% recycled materials adds a wonderful layer of sustainability to the product, keeping plastic out of landfills while still looking authentic. The five-decade warranty provides a strong sense of long-term security for homeowners who want peace of mind against harsh tropical weather. Distributed locally by Trade Source Barbados, the availability of certified installation ensures that every roof is fitted to high standards. The variety of styles, from traditional cedar shake to elegant slate, offers great aesthetic flexibility without the heavy weight or high cost of natural materials. It is exciting to see such a durable, eco-friendly solution now available locally, promising to replace traditional clay or slate with something far more resilient against hurricanes and intense UV exposure.

I really like that Trade Source Barbados offers a solid range of composite tiles. The cedar shake, slate, and Spanish barrel styles look amazing. Plus, knowing they are hurricane-rated and made from recycled materials is a huge plus for us in the Caribbean.

From the information available, the specific pricing for the composite roofing products is not clearly stated on the website for Barbados homeowners to consider.