Residential Shingle Roofing

We offer a wide range of residential grade asphalt shingles, siding & gutters.

 These are the most basic type of asphalt shingles, featuring a flat, uniform appearance with three evenly spaced tabs per shingle. 

Pros:

• Affordable & Lightweight

Cons:

• Shorter Lifespan & Less Wind Resistance

Ideal for budget-conscious homeowners or low-slope roofs.

 Specially designed shingles tested to withstand severe hail and other impacts. 

Pros:

• Improved durability and qualify for insurance premium discounts

Cons:

• More expensive than standard 3-tab shingles

Ideal for areas prone to hailstorms or extreme weather.

 These are layered shingles that create a textured, dimensional look, mimicking the appearance of slate or wood shakes. 

Pros:

• Longer Lifespan, better wind resistance and more aesthetic appeal

Cons:

• Higher cost and heavier than 3-tab shingles

Ideal for homes needing enhanced curb appeal and durability. 

  Premium shingles designed to replicate the appearance of high-end materials like slate or cedar shakes. 

Pros:

• High aesthetic value, exceptional durability, longevity and superior wind / impact resistance.

Cons:

• Most expensive asphalt shingle type and heaviest

Ideal for high end homes or homeowners seeking a sophisticated look.

We offer free roofing estimates for all of our services. Contact us today to schedule your estimate and learn more about how we can help you with your roofing needs.

We offer a wide range of commercial grade asphalt shingles, siding & gutters.

TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) is a single-ply white membrane used in both commercial and residential roofing. 

EPDM (ethylene propylene diene terpolymer or monomer) is a synthetic rubber black membrane commonly used in commercial and medical facilities. 

 Durability: EPDM is known for its durability and flexibility, while TPO is more impact and puncture resistant. 

 Longevity: EPDM roofs tend to last longer than TPO roofs due to their UV and high temperature resistance.
Appearance: EPDM offers more color options than TPO, which is usually white. 

 Environmental impact: TPO is more energy-efficient than EPDM due to its light color and UV resistance. 

 Location: TPO is better for warmer regions because it reflects light, while EPDM is better for colder regions because it provides passive heating. 

 Fire resistance: Both TPO and EPDM are Class A fire-resistant. 

Durability: Metal roofs are resistant to extreme weather conditions like hail and hurricanes, and can last up to 50 years.

Appearance: Metal roofs come in many colors and finishes, and are available in multi-hued shades.

Energy efficiency: Metal roofs reflect solar heat, which can reduce cooling costs by up to 40%.

Environmental impact: Metal roofs are 100% recyclable and are made from recycled materials.

Fire resistance: Metal roofs are noncombustible and have a Class A fire rating

Maintenance: Metal roofs require minimal maintenance and are resistant to cracking, fading, and other forms of wear and tear.

Contact us for your flat commercial roof install or replacement. Whether a roof needs removed and replaced or it's a new build, we're here for you.