Asphalt shingles are the most commonly utilized roofing materials, and will work with most roof designs. 3-Tab asphalt isn’t as durable or long-lasting as other materials, so we utalize three demensional shingles if you are in an area with extreme weather such as hail, windstorms, heavy rain, earthquakes, tornadoes and hurricanes.

Stone-coated steel or other forms of composite material could be a good choice if you want the durability of a metal roof but prefer the look of stone or slate. These types of shingles don’t work on steeply pitched or extreme slopes due to the weight of the adhesives used and the tiles themselves.

Wooden shingles, such as cedar shingles or cedar shakes, are another good choice for a long-term investment due to their longevity, durability, and high-end feel, and they will work with most of the aforementioned roof types/styles.

Clay or concrete tile might be a good choice if you live in a location with harsh weather patterns. While they tend to be used in hot, dry climates, most clay or concrete tiles are rated for wind uplift of 125 MPH or higher.

Slate roofing systems are considered to be some of the most luxurious or high-end roofing options. Not only is natural slate uniquely striking, it can last for 50 to 100 years or longer, making a slate roof an excellent long-term investment.

Metal roofing is another increasingly popular choice, due to its resilience, lower maintenance, and ability to mimic most other roofing materials including slate, clay tiles, or wooden shakes.