Types of roof systems

Common types of steep slope roofing include: asphalt shingles (most widely used), metal roofing, clay tiles, wood shakes, slate, concrete tiles, and synthetic slate, with each offering varying levels of durability, aesthetics, and cost depending on the specific material and application.

Architectural Shingles

Architectural shingles are also referred to as dimensional shingles. This is because they provide a more dimensional look to the roof. Each shingle appears more dimensional because it is; multiple layers of materials adhere to the bas

3 Tab Shingles

3-tab shingles are flat, and they have a single tab shape and size. They are uniform, which gives them a flat look.

Membrane

This roof type, single ply modified bitumen, is designed with sloped roofs in mind. This tough, yet flexible membrane provides both reliable weather protection and long-term durability you can count on.

Wood Shake/ Cedar

Cedar shake and shingle roofs offer beauty as well as durability. They are naturally resistant to all weather conditions, insect damage, and damage from UV rays.