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Dense rows of terracotta barrel roof tile staged across a roof, with a finished tile roof and blue sky beyond.A long row of terracotta barrel roof tile pallets set along a shaded residential street, palms and blue sky beyond.A flatbed trailer loaded with wrapped roof tile and red safety flags, running down an open road under a blue sky.Long rows of stacked tile pallets lining a lane at the TileSpan yard, framed by palms and trees.

// Roof load

Staged by the square.

Set down where the crew is actually working, and counted before we leave. SQ ordered, SQ delivered, staged where you asked. Said plainly, on the record, on your screen.

// Ground drop

Set clean. Clear of the work.

On the pad, the drive, or the spot you point us to. Photographed the moment it lands, so you can see the stack without driving out to look at it.

// On the truck

You never have to ask where it is.

Live position straight off the truck on a five second feed, from the plant to your job. One link, no login, no phone call, no waiting on somebody to check.

// Yard and staging

We hold it. You call the window.

Short on room at the job? Your tile waits in our yard and runs out on your schedule, not ours. Nothing sits in your way and nothing gets moved twice.

Not freight. Roof tile.Fluent in roof tile.

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// The platform

Your load, on your phone, without calling anyone.

Every TileSpan delivery comes with a link. Open it and the job is there: where the truck is, which truckload you are on, who is driving, and the photos when it lands. No app to install, no password to remember, and nothing on the screen but your own job.

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TileSpanDELIVERY TRACKING

Riverstone Commons, Lot 42

Martin County · Eagle Malibu, Terracotta

Live · 5s
✓ScheduledTue
✓Loading7:10a
On the wayETA 9:25a
Arrived
Delivered
Truckloads
2 of 3 delivered
Driver
Alex · Truck 3
Site access
Gated · code ending ••34

Upcharge, quoted up front

$418.00

Steep pitch and walking distance over 70 ft. Priced before we roll, never back-billed.

ApproveAsk a question

Approval is an acknowledgment for the record. The load ships on schedule either way.

TileSpanLOT 42

On the move

Arriving today, 9:25a

✓Scheduled
✓Loading
On the way
Arrived
Delivered
Load
2 of 3
Driver
Alex
Profile
Malibu

Proof of delivery

Delivered tile staged in rows on the roof.Pallets set on the driveway at the entrance.Close view of the delivered terracotta tile.

01

A link, not a phone call

Scheduled, Loading, On the way, Arrived, Delivered. Five states, plain language, on a page built for a phone in a truck cab.

02

The truck, while it moves

Live position straight off the vehicle, refreshed on a five second feed. Not a promise that it left. Where it is.

03

Photos when it lands

Proof of delivery pulled from the crew's own job photos, timestamped and attached to your job. You see the stack before you drive out.

04

Quoted up front, never back-billed

Steep pitch, long walk, a shuttle. You get the amount and the reason before we roll, and you approve it in one tap. The load ships on schedule either way.

05

Every truckload counted

A three-load job reads "2 of 3 delivered." No guessing which trailer the rest of your tile is sitting on.

06

Your job and nothing else

No rates, no other customers, no driver's phone number, and gate codes masked to the last two digits. The page is built to be forwarded safely.

// Your account

One place for every load you have with us.

Every delivery already has its own link, and that link never needs a password. An account will put all of them in one place: every job, every truckload, every delivery report and every invoice, for everyone on your team who needs to see it.

// Existing customers

What your account will hold

Your whole book with us, current and closed, on one screen. Today every delivery reaches you as its own link, sent with the load. The account is what gathers them.

  • Every open job, with the stop it is at right now
  • Delivery reports and proof photos, kept and searchable
  • Upcharges waiting on your approval, in one queue
  • Invoices as documents you can forward to your office
  • Your pallet returns and the tickets that prove them
  • Teammates you add, each with their own sign in

Accounts are not open yet.
Call dispatch and we will send any delivery, report or invoice you need.

// New here

Request access

Tell us who you are and how you run tile. We set the account up with your branches, your profiles and your approvers already in it, so the first load is not also a data-entry job.

What we ask for

CompanyWho approves upchargesWho gets the invoiceCounties you build inDistributor branchesProfiles you runTypical squares a monthRoof load or ground drop

A person reads it, not a queue.
Same day on a weekday, next business day on a weekend.

// Pallet returns

The empties go back. And you get the record.

Every roofer in Florida is owed pallet credit, and almost nobody can prove what they sent. The pallets are not individually marked, so when a count is disputed it is settled by whoever kept a record. Usually that is nobody. We keep one, and it is yours.

Long rows of stacked tile pallets lining a lane at the TileSpan yard, framed by palms and trees.

Pallet return · Q3Open

148pallets on the record

Lake Wales, 48x55
96
Okeechobee, 48x40
52
Return ticket
Attached
  • 01

    Counted at the yard, by plant

    Lake Wales and Okeechobee run different pallet sizes and they are never mixed. Your empties are sorted and counted against the plant they came from, not lumped into one number at the end of the quarter.

  • 02

    The return ticket, attached to your account

    The ticket is the document your credit actually depends on, and it is the one thing that normally goes missing. Ours lands on the job it belongs to, where your office can pull it without asking anybody for it.

  • 03

    A running count you can check any day

    Not a number somebody reconstructs when you ask. What went back, when it went back, and which plant it went to, from the day it left your job.

  • 04

    Ground drops are excluded, and we say so

    A ground drop carries no return obligation. It is flagged that way on your account, so nothing gets counted twice and nothing gets quietly counted against you.

The credit itself is set by your distributor branch, not by us, and the rate moves. We will not quote you a per-pallet figure we do not control. What we will give you is the count and the ticket, which is what the branch asks for.

// Four stops, one record

You should never have to chase your load.

Carrier-grade tracking from the plant to the rooftop. Four stops, and you can see which one your tile is at. We send the update before you ask for it. If something slips, we own the miss and state the fix.

A flatbed trailer loaded with wrapped roof tile and red safety flags, running an open road under blue sky.

01

Manufacturer

We load at the plant and the clock starts. Your order leaves with a specialist on it.

Rows of Eagle roof tile pallets staged in a sand lane at the TileSpan yard, green field beyond.

02

Yard

Short on room at the job? We hold and stage your tile, then run it out on your window.

A crew setting pallets of roof tile onto protective board and tarp at a home's entrance, ladder run to the roof.

03

Ground

Set clean and clear of the work zone. On the pad, the drive, or the spot you point us to.

Terracotta barrel tile staged in rows up a roof beside a stucco bell tower, under deep blue sky.

04

Rooftop

Staged by the square, set where the crew is working. The number before the work.

// What we do

Delivery, roof-load and staging, built for tile.

A roof-load is not a drop. Tile goes up in even runs, spaced for the crew's reach and spread so no single rafter carries the day. Barrel, flat, concrete, clay. These are real loads on real roofs.

Terracotta roof tile staged in rows across underlayment, overlooking a waterway lined with homes, boats and palms.

01

Deliver & Roof-Load

We deliver the tile and load it to the roof, staged by the square, set where the crew is working. We plan the pitch and the access before the truck rolls.

Terracotta barrel roof tile pallets set in a row along a quiet residential street.

02

Ground Drop

Need it on the ground? We set it clean and clear of the work zone. No guesswork, no mess to move twice.

Long rows of stacked tile pallets lining a lane at the TileSpan yard, framed by palms.

03

Yard & Staging

Short on room at the job? We hold and stage your tile at the yard, then run it out on your window. The load waits on your schedule.

Terracotta roof tile staged in rows across underlayment, overlooking a waterway lined with homes, boats and palms.
Waterfront, staged to the ridge
Terracotta barrel tile staged in rows up a roof beside a stucco bell tower, under deep blue sky.
Barrel tile, tower elevation
Roof tile staged in even courses running up a hip roof toward the ridge.
Hip roof, run to the ridge
An aerial view of charcoal roof tile staged in even rows across a roof, with palms and homes beyond.
Charcoal flat tile, from above
A crew setting pallets of roof tile onto protective board and tarp at a home's entrance, ladder run to the roof.
Protection down before tile moves
A blue piggyback forklift beside tall stacks of shrink-wrapped Westlake roof tile pallets in the yard.
Yard stock, ready to load
Drag or swipe
A yellow telehandler on a paver driveway lined with tile pallets, in front of a Mediterranean style home.

// On the job

We bring the machine that gets it up there.

Tile does not walk itself to a rooftop. Our crews arrive with the reach to place it where the work is happening, and the plywood to protect what we drive across on the way. The last thing a homeowner sees is that driveway, so we protect it going in and sweep it going out.

TILESPAN

Fluent in roof tile.

Two rooflines and a ridge pin. The pin is the tracking.

// One lane

A freight broker moves boxes. We move tile.

And only tile. That means we know the pitch and the access before we arrive, we stage by the square, and we protect a fragile, expensive load like it is going on our own house. No re-brokered handoffs. No driver seeing roof tile for the first time.

Barrel, flat, concrete, clay. Javier started loading tile on this coast in 2000 and his son runs the trucks today. J and J is father and son. TileSpan is what the work is called now.

We haul one thing, so we haul it better.

Squares loaded
103,856

On record since November 2022

Second generation
Loading Florida's east coast since 2000

J&J LOADING, LLC, reopened 2018

Service area
Space Coast to the Palm Beaches

Five counties, one corridor

// Service area

Florida's east coast, Space Coast to the Palm Beaches.

Corridor: Vero Beach to West Palm Beach

Dense rows of terracotta barrel roof tile staged across a roof.

// Dispatch

Book the window. We hold it.

Tell us the job, the profile and the access. We plan the load and track it to your roof, and you watch it happen without calling anyone.

Rather talk to a person? (772) 486-7080 ·  dispatch@tilespan.com