Types Of Roofs We Install & Replace

Fiberglass shingles are one of the most popular roofing choices for residential properties. Known for their durability, fire resistance, and affordability, these shingles are reinforced with a fiberglass mat that enhances strength without adding weight. They come in a wide range of colors and styles to complement any home design.

Best For: Residential homes, cost-effective installations, moderate climates.

Tile roofing offers exceptional longevity and timeless appeal. Made from materials like clay or concrete, tile roofs are highly resistant to fire, rot, and insect damage. Their thermal properties also help regulate indoor temperatures, making them energy-efficient.

Best For: Mediterranean, Spanish, and Southwestern-style homes, and those seeking long-term durability.

Wood shingles provide a natural, refined look that enhances the aesthetic of traditional and rustic-style homes. Typically made from cedar or redwood, they are precision-cut for a smooth, uniform appearance.

Best For: Homeowners seeking a classic appearance with moderate maintenance.

Often confused with wood shingles, shakes are hand-split rather than machine-cut, giving them a more rugged and textured look. Shake roofs offer excellent insulation properties and blend beautifully into natural surroundings.

Best For: Custom homes, cabins, or properties aiming for a rustic or artisanal aesthetic.

Bituthene is a high-performance waterproofing membrane commonly used for low-slope roofing systems or areas requiring superior moisture protection. It adheres easily to surfaces and forms a reliable seal, making it an excellent option for flat or complex roof structures.

Best For: Low-slope commercial roofs, waterproofing foundations and decks.