Swipe through these hot shingles to find the one you want to bring home.
Fiberglass Asphalt ShinglesFiberglass shingles are a type of asphalt shingles that’s base is made of—you guessed it—fiberglass. This makes it lighter weight than its organic counterpart. It’s one of the longest lasting materials in its price range at 15-30 years. They have a lower environmental impact than organic shingles, with higher energy and fire protection ratings. |
Organic Asphalt Shingles
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Tile Shingles
Tile roofs are the most cost-efficient option over time because they’re affordable to install, last 80-100 years, and don’t need to be treated for mold, stains, and color loss. They’re naturally thermal resistant and installed with natural airspace so they cut down on energy usage and provide ventilation. |
Wood Shingles or Shake
Wood roofing has to be treated regularly with fire retardant, preservatives, and fungicides. Its lifespan is heavily dependent on the climate and care. Wood shingles boast some energy benefits also, insulating the attic while allowing the house to breathe. |
Slate Shingles
Because of the immense weight of real stone, slate is much better suited for homes that are primarily made of brick and plaster. Owners of modern homes can always get the look of the slate with a synthetic alternative. Although slate is expensive outright, it is extremely low maintenance, energy-efficient, and adds value to your home. |