Types of Roofing
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Why Are Asphalt Shingles the Most Common?
Three Tab
This type of asphalt shingles features three tabs per shingle. Each tab is equal in size, giving you a clean, flat, and symmetrical look. These are some of the most affordable roofing materials and are light and easy to install.
Architectural
These are also known as dimensional shingles and are made of asphalt but feature more distinctive designs to provide architectural interest. Architectural shingles feature multiple laminated shingles, giving them a thicker and more robust design. They come in a wide variety of colors and thicknesses.
Designer
Designer or luxury asphalt shingles are a premium line of shingles. They offer high curb appeal and look like slate tiles, making your roof stand out compared to other asphalt shingles. They’re also more durable than traditional three-tab asphalt shingles.
Impact Resistant
Denser versions of the traditional asphalt shingle. They use multiple layers and a thicker, heavier fiberglass base matting.
Why Should I Pick Slate Roofing?
Energy Efficient
Durable and Low Maintenance
Fire Resistant
Long Lifespan
Explore Our Concrete and Clay Tile Options
Concrete and clay tiles are hail resistant against small to medium-sized hail and provide a unique look. These tiles have been used on homes for nearly 12,000 years. They are extremely wind resistant and do not expand or contract in high heat or humid conditions. Properly caring for concrete and clay tiles can ensure they last as long as 100 years. Different types of concrete and clay tiles include:
- Flat
- 2-Piece Mission
- 1 Piece S Tile
- Single Interlocking Tiles