How to Select the Right Shingle for your Home

Asphalt Shingle Roof: A common roofing type made from fiberglass or organic mats coated with asphalt and mineral granules, known for affordability and ease of installation.

Built-Up Roof (BUR): A type of flat roof made from multiple layers of bitumen and reinforcing fabrics, topped with a layer of aggregate or coating.

Cedar Shake Roof: Roofing made from split logs of a cedar tree, providing a rustic and natural appearance, requiring regular maintenance to prevent rot and insect damage.

Clay Tile Roof: Roofing made from natural clay, shaped into tiles and fired for durability, often seen in Mediterranean and Southwestern-style homes.

Concrete Tile Roof: Roofing tiles made from concrete, providing durability and a variety of styles, including the appearance of clay or slate tiles.

Copper Roof: A premium roofing material made from copper, known for its longevity, natural patina, and distinctive appearance.

EPDM Rubber Roof: A synthetic rubber roofing membrane commonly used for low-slope roofs, known for its durability and flexibility.

Green Roof: A roof partially or completely covered with vegetation, providing environmental benefits and improved insulation.

Metal Roof: Durable roofing made from metal sheets or tiles, such as steel, aluminum, or copper, offering longevity and resistance to weather.

Modified Bitumen Roof: A type of asphalt roofing for low-slope roofs, enhanced with rubber or plastic polymers for improved performance.

Roll Roofing: An affordable and easy-to-install roofing material, typically used for low-slope residential roofs or as a supplementary roof covering.

Slate Roof: A high-end roofing option made from natural slate stone, known for its beauty, durability, and fire resistance.

Solar Roof: Roofing that incorporates solar panels or solar shingles to generate electricity, providing both a roof and a renewable energy source.

Standing Seam Metal Roof: A metal roof with raised seams that interlock to provide a sleek, modern appearance and excellent weather resistance.

TPO (Thermoplastic Olefin) Roof: A single-ply roofing membrane used for flat roofs, offering durability, energy efficiency, and ease of installation.