Asphalt Shingles

Asphalt shingles are the most common roof shingle. Shingles are made with a combination of fiberglass, asphalt, and crushed rock. They are available in a variety of colors and styles. Did you know that asphalt shingles are the most popular roofing shingles on the market? These shingles are crafted from a blend of fiberglass, asphalt, and crushed rock, making them strong and durable. They also come in a wide range of styles and colors, so you can easily find the perfect match for your home. When it comes to roofing, asphalt shingles are a great choice that combines practicality and aesthetic appeal. There are three different levels of asphalt shingles.

• 3-Tab Shingles: We offer the XT25 3-tab shingle from CertainTeed Roofing, which is a cost-effective option for achieving a classic look for your residential roofing project. This shingle comes with a 25-year warranty, including a 10-year algae resistance warranty and a 5-year 60 mph wind-resistance warranty. It is a reliable choice that provides great value for your investment.
• Architectural Shingles: Architectural shingles are currently the most popular type of shingle for homes. They are often chosen as an upgrade from the 3-tab shingle. If you go for Atlas Pinnacle Architectural shingles, which includes Scotchguard protection, you will receive a limited lifetime warranty against unsightly black algae streaks. These shingles also come with a limited lifetime warranty, are Class 3 impact resistant which could help you qualify for a discount on your insurance. The Pinnacle shingle can withstand harsh weather conditions and wind speeds of up to 130mph.

• Designer Shingles: Designer shingles are a high-quality roofing material that can give your home an upscale appearance. Atlas Roofing offers the StormMaster Shake shingle, which mimics the look of a real shake roof but requires much less maintenance. This shingle comes with a limited lifetime warranty, 150 mph wind resistance, and a limited lifetime algae-free warranty. Additionally, it is rated class 4 impact-resistant, which could help you qualify for a discount on your insurance.