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Pinnacle®
* Lifetime Limited Shingle Warranty
* Up to a 15 Year Premium Protection
* Up to 130 mph Wind Warranty
* Algae Resistant Shingle
* Lifetime Limited Shingle Warranty
* Up to a 15 Year Premium Protection
* Up to 130 mph Wind Warranty
* Algae Resistant Shingle
Pinnacle®
* Lifetime Limited Shingle Warranty
* Up to a 15 Year Premium Protection
* Up to 130 mph Wind Warranty
* Algae Resistant Shingle
* Lifetime Limited Shingle Warranty
* Up to a 15 Year Premium Protection
* Up to 130 mph Wind Warranty
* Algae Resistant Shingle
Wind Speeds
All roofing material
manufacturers are required to
meet building code regulations
which include the tested wind
speed these materials can
handle before blow off occurs.
Feel free to browse some of
these manufacturers
specifications for more
information. If you have
questions about a specific
material feel free to contact us.
All roofing material
manufacturers are required to
meet building code regulations
which include the tested wind
speed these materials can
handle before blow off occurs.
Feel free to browse some of
these manufacturers
specifications for more
information. If you have
questions about a specific
material feel free to contact us.
Asphalt shingles are the most commonly used
roofing material in North America. They are
economical and versatile, work well on
steep-sloped roofs, are sunlight and weather
resistant, require little-to-no maintenance and
are reasonably priced. In addition, asphalt
shingles are also easy to cut, fasten, and fit,
as well as being compatible with many
different kinds of flashing and edging
products. Furthermore, they don't require
specialized accessories for roof edges, wall
terminations, and chimney or vent flashings.
These shingles are typically reinforced by
organic or fiberglass material. Fiberglass
shingles use fiberglass reinforcing mat, while
the organic kind use a cellulose-fiber mat
derived from wood. Fiberglass roofing
shingles are more popular because they are
more fire resistant, rear resistant, last longer,
and are the most budget-friendly
Asphalt shingles now come in all colors and
profiles, and to enhance the aesthetic
pleasure of asphalt roofing shingles they may
be coated with special laminate to provide an
eye pleasing texture. They also can come
equipped with zinc plating to protect against
algae build up. Keep in mind, any and all
additional features will increase the pricing of
your roof, but asphalt shingles are still going
to be the most affordable roofing option.
roofing material in North America. They are
economical and versatile, work well on
steep-sloped roofs, are sunlight and weather
resistant, require little-to-no maintenance and
are reasonably priced. In addition, asphalt
shingles are also easy to cut, fasten, and fit,
as well as being compatible with many
different kinds of flashing and edging
products. Furthermore, they don't require
specialized accessories for roof edges, wall
terminations, and chimney or vent flashings.
These shingles are typically reinforced by
organic or fiberglass material. Fiberglass
shingles use fiberglass reinforcing mat, while
the organic kind use a cellulose-fiber mat
derived from wood. Fiberglass roofing
shingles are more popular because they are
more fire resistant, rear resistant, last longer,
and are the most budget-friendly
Asphalt shingles now come in all colors and
profiles, and to enhance the aesthetic
pleasure of asphalt roofing shingles they may
be coated with special laminate to provide an
eye pleasing texture. They also can come
equipped with zinc plating to protect against
algae build up. Keep in mind, any and all
additional features will increase the pricing of
your roof, but asphalt shingles are still going
to be the most affordable roofing option.