Eave Closures
Engineered Protection for Long-Term Roof Performance
Eave Closures, commonly known as “bird stops,” seal the gap between the roof deck and the raised profile of the first tile course, blocking pests, wind-driven rain, and debris while supporting proper drainage and alignment. These components are exclusive to concrete, clay, and composite tile roofing systems.
ECM is the OEM manufacturer of eave closures for the industry’s leading tile brands, with profiles matched to virtually every tile in production today.
Eave Closure Products
Westlake Royal Building Products Eave Closures
ECM manufactures a wide range of eave closures engineered to match the diverse concrete and clay tile profiles offered by Westlake Royal Roofing Solutions.
Eagle Roofing Products Eave Closures
ECM manufactures a wide range of eave closures engineered to match the diverse concrete tile profiles offered by Eagle Roofing Products.
Crown Roof Tiles Eave Closures
ECM manufactures a wide range of eave closures engineered to match the diverse concrete tile profiles offered by Crown Roof Tiles.
Santafé Tile Eave Closures
ECM manufactures a wide range of eave closures engineered to match the diverse clay tile profiles offered by Santafé Tile.
Verea Clay Tile Eave Closures
ECM manufactures a wide range of eave closures engineered to match the diverse clay tile profiles offered by Verea.
Brava Roof Tile Eave Closures
ECM manufactures a wide range of eave closures engineered to match the diverse composite tile profiles offered by Brava Roof Tile.
Tettogres Eave Closures
ECM manufactures a wide range of eave closures engineered to match the diverse clay tile profiles offered by Tettogres.
CS Clay Roof Eave Closures
ECM manufactures a wide range of eave closures engineered to match the diverse clay tile profiles offered by CS Clay Roof.
La Escandella Eave Closures
ECM manufactures a wide range of eave closures engineered to match the diverse clay tile profiles offered by La Escandella.
Why ECM Eave Closures?
Manufactured in the USA for reliable consistency
Every closure is produced under controlled conditions to ensure uniform shape, thickness, and performance.
Profile-specific engineering for accurate fit
Each closure is designed to match the exact profile of its corresponding tile brand, improving installation accuracy and long-term tile support.
Provides stable tile seating along the roof edge
Helps maintain proper first-course alignment and prevents tile shift over time.
Built for demanding environments
Materials are chosen for durability in hot climates, coastal conditions, and high rainfall areas.
Trusted industry wide
Used by installers, distributors, and tile manufacturers throughout the United States and Caribbean for residential and commercial projects.
Applications
ECM eave closures are ideal for:
- Concrete, clay and composite tile roofing systems
- High-wind and coastal installations
- Residential and light commercial projects
- New builds and reroof applications
- Tile manufacturers, distributors, and installers needing brand-specific closure profiles
Eave Closure FAQs
Does ECM manufacture eave closures for all these brands?
Yes. ECM produces closures designed to match the tile profiles of Crown, Eagle, Santafé, Tettogres, Verea, Westlake, CS Clay, La Escandella, and Brava.
What materials are ECM closures made from?
Material options vary by closure type but typically include durable metals shaped to withstand moisture, heat, and coastal conditions.
Do ECM closures help with pest and debris protection?
Yes. They block openings at the eave that commonly allow pests, leaves, and wind-driven rain to enter.
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