We Offer a Variety of Roofing Materials

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Asphalt Shingles

Asphalt shingles are the most common residential roofing material in North America, made by coating a fiberglass or organic mat with waterproofing asphalt and covering it with mineral granules for UV protection and color. Lightweight, cost-effective, and easy to install.

20-30 year lifespan
Wide variety of colors
Excellent weather resistance
Easy maintenance

Heat Resistant Wind Resistant Cost Effective

Metal Roofing

Metal roofing uses interlocking panels or shingles made from materials like steel, aluminum, copper, or zinc, providing exceptional durability and longevity. Perfect for homes that prioritize long term investment and energy efficiency.

40-70 year lifespan
Energy efficient
Fire resistant
Low maintenance

Lightning Resistant Eco-Friendly Snow Shedding

Material Comparison Guide

Make an informed decision with our comprehensive comparison of roofing materials

Factor	Asphalt Shingles	Metal Roof
Cost	$3.00 - $7.00+ per sq. ft.	$7.00 - $15.00+ per sq. ft.
Lifespan & Maintenance	15-30 years Moderate maintenance (repairs every 5-10 yrs)	40-70+ years Low maintenance (resistant to cracking/warping)
Performance & Durability	Good weather resistance Lightweight (~2-3 lbs/sq. ft.) Can lose granules in storms	Excellent weather resistance Moderate weight (~1-3 lbs/sq. ft.) Impact resistant, sheds snow/ice
Energy & Environment	Poor energy efficiency (absorbs heat) Poor eco-friendliness (landfill waste)	High energy efficiency (reflects heat, cuts cooling 10-25%) High eco-friendliness (recycled materials, recyclable)
Installation & Aesthetics	Simple installation (most roofers experienced) Plenty of aesthetic options (basic colors/textures) Quiet during rain/hail	Requires specialized installers Versatile aesthetics (mimics slate, wood, modern) Can be loud (unless insulated)
Best For...	Budget-conscious homeowners Short term ownership (15-30 years) Simple roof designs	Long-term investment Extreme climates & luxury homes Hail/wildfire-prone areas