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Tile Roofing
Shingle Roofing
Shingle Roofing
Tile roofing is one of the most durable types of roofing. It is often made of clay, but lighter weight materials are also available. The hard clay is able to stand up to harsh conditions, such as extreme heat and severe storms. Tile roofing lasts longer and keeps your home protected from water and fire damage.
Shingle Roofing
Shingle Roofing
Shingle Roofing
Shingle roofing is one of the most affordable types of roofing which also means that maintenance costs for shingle roofing are more affordable. This is often made of asphalt or fiberglass, which come in a wide variety of styles and colors. The life span of shingle roofs are about 25 years on average.
Shake Roofing
Shingle Roofing
Shake Roofing
Modern shake-style roofing is the ultimate in style and protection. It replicates the look of wood shakes, while offering the high fire and wind resistance of asphalt shingles. They’re thicker than regular asphalt shingles and are more resistant to wind, snow and ice.
Metal Roofing
Steel Coated Roofing
Shake Roofing
Residential metal roofing is available in numerous colors, styles, materials and finishes. From the distinctive look of standing seam to the classic appearance of asphalt, tile or cedar. Most come with a true 30 to 50 year warranty. Metal roofs add to the resale value of your home, save you money on your energy bills, and give you peace of mind that you'll likely never have to re-roof again.
Steel Coated Roofing
Steel Coated Roofing
Steel Coated Roofing
Stone coated steel roofing is generating a lot of buzz with homeowners that want a roof with staying power — one that combines good looks with outstanding protection against the elements including fire, wind, and hail. It’s certainly a strong plus that stone coated metal roofing is energy-efficient, uses recycled materials and is recyclable, unlike straight-to-landfill asphalt shingles.
Foam Roofing
Steel Coated Roofing
Steel Coated Roofing
Polyurethane foam can be sprayed on your home for a strong and seamless roof that will not leak and will provide strong insulation. Foam roofing is often used on commercial buildings, but it can also be applied to homes with a variety of roof types. It is a single layer of roofing, which eliminates seams, particularly around flashing, so you reduce the chance of water damage.
