Slope Roofing Products

Steep slope roofing materials include wood shingles and shakes, tile, slate, and composition shingles. Concrete tile, clay tile, and slate are expensive and durable roofing materials. Asphalt composition are the most common and practical of the steep slope materials.

Composition shingle roofing comes in a variety of thicknesses and has a potential life ranging from 20 to 40 years, depending on the quality of the product. Most homeowners do not wish to accept the potential fire hazards related to wood shakes or shingles and these materials are rapidly loosing favor in many areas.

Roofing Products For Slope Roof

Metal Roofing has been available and utilized as a roofing material for centuries. Metal roofing is available in a wide variety of substrates, colors, textures, and profiles.

Concrete Roofing tiles offer elegant, enduring aesthetics for house designs and improved marketability for the builder.

Clay Tiles are considered over the lifespan of a house, a clay tile roof is a bargain.

Asphalt Composite shingles are very flexible roofing material and they are probably least demanding on framing and sheathing preparation.

Synthetic Shakes are better resistance to weathering, greater durability, and longer lifespan than real slate or cedar, according to manufacturers.

Slate Shingles are fabulously successful roofing systems that can easily function as a waterproof covering on a building for a century.

Wood Shakes are thicker at the butt than shingles and their faces are hand-split for a rougher, more textured appearance.

Real Slate Roofing is the benchmark to which all other roofing products are held.

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