Shingle Roofs

Shingles are the most common roofing material that is installed today.

Why Choose a Shingle Roof

Widely Trusted

Asphalt shingles remain one of the most common roofing choices because they deliver consistent protection from water, snow, and harsh weather conditions.
Design Flexibility

Available in a wide array of colors, textures, and styles—including those that mimic slate or wood shakes—these shingles can suit virtually any architectural style.
Cellulose-Based

Made from cellulose or paper saturated with asphalt, they contain 40% more asphalt than fiberglass shingles, stay pliable in cold weather, but carry a Class B fire rating.
Fiberglass

Constructed with a glass fiber mat bonded with resin and coated in asphalt, these are lighter, resist drying and brittleness, and qualify for a Class A fire rating.
Cost-Effective

Shingles are among the most affordable roofing options, offering upfront value, proven performance, and easy repair compared to premium materials.