Materials
Top-rated roofing materials
we use only the best-in-class roofing materials
A roof is more than just a protective covering; it’s the first line of defense against the elements. Choosing the right materials for our clients significantly impact durability, energy efficiency, and overall value. Here’s why:
- Durability: Quality materials are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, including heavy rain, snow, wind, and hail. They can also resist pests, mold, and rot, ensuring your roof lasts longer.
- Energy Efficiency: Certain roofing materials, like metal and some types of shingles, can reflect sunlight and reduce heat transfer, helping to keep your home cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. This can lead to significant energy savings.
- Protection: A well-constructed roof protects your home’s interior from leaks, moisture damage, and structural issues. It can also provide insulation, improving your indoor comfort.
- Curb Appeal: The appearance of your roof can significantly impact your home’s overall aesthetic appeal. High-quality materials can enhance your home’s value and make it more attractive to potential buyers.
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Discover the best materials to choose from, the long-term benefits of investing in quality shingles, and expert tips on installation.
Don’t let high insurance rates weigh you down—take action now and invest in a smarter roofing solution that pays off in savings!
Are you tired of overpaying for homeowners insurance? Upgrading your roof shingles could be the key to saving 25% on your premiums! Discover the best materials to choose from, the long-term benefits of investing in quality shingles, and expert tips on installation.
Don’t let high insurance rates weigh you down—take action now and invest in a smarter roofing solution that pays off in savings!
1. Synthetic Felt
Instead of tar paper felt, we always use our own custom synthetic felt. It is impossible to tear, safer to walk on, and most importantly can keep an entire roof dry, even before there are shingles on it.
2. Ice & Water Shield
Ice and water shield is waterproof and has no staples driven into it. It is made from polymers (plastics) blended with bitumen (a waterproof binding agent made from petroleum).
3. Step Flashing
Strips of metal installed in the joints between your roof shingles and the adjoining wall to prevent water from seeping through, safeguarding the meeting point of your roof with the sidewall.
4. Malarkey Vista Shingles
They look the best, they seal the best and they are class 3 hail rated. Every shingle is made using recycled material, and their reputation is second to none. Learn more
5. Six Nails Per Shingle
While 4 nails per shingle is often sufficient in milder climates or with certain shingle types, using 6 nails provides a higher level of protection and durability.
6. Quality Control
We pay attention to the small stuff. Every roof is inspected by multiple people to ensure quality. Ill had more text when content is provided for QC
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