Strip Shingles -- these asphalt shingles are approximately three times as long as they are wide. Manufactured in both standard and metric dimensions, strip shingles are distinguished by the number of cutouts or tabs that they have. The most common type of strip shingle is the "three-tab" shingle. Different textural and lighting/shadowing effects can be achieved with strip shingles depending on the number, shape and alignment of the cutouts.

In the United States, asphalt shingles are categorized as either organic-based or fiberglass-based. Organic-based asphalt shingles are manufactured with a base (also termed mat or substrate) made of various cellulose fibers, such as recycled waste paper and wood fibers. This organic base is then saturated with a specially formulated asphalt coating and surfaced with weather resistant mineral granules.

Asphalt shingles are the leading choice for residential roofing in the United States because they provide quality, durability, versatility and economy. Over 12.5 billion square feet of asphalt shingle products are manufactured annually – enough to cover more than 5 million homes every year. Four out of five homes are roofed with asphalt shingles. Asphalt shingles offer consumers the broadest array of colors, shapes, and textures available.

Product Performance. Asphalt shingles perform well in extreme temperatures and in areas where wind, water, and ice are prevalent. Affordability. The efficient, high-volume production and relatively low application cost of asphalt shingles provide consumers with an overall value that’s tough for other roofing materials to match, especially in terms of comparable life expectancy. Low Maintenance.

When used under asphalt shingles it serves as a secondary water resistant membrane against wind-driven rain. Asphalt shingles by themselves are individual roofing components that are subject to uplift by strong wind. Rain that is blown under the shingle is subject to leaking through a seam in the roof decking without a Felt Membrane to deflect it.

Unsightly black stains on shingles are often mistaken for fungus, mildew, dirt or oil, but are actually caused by a hardy type of algae. This common problem has increased during the past 20 years, indiscriminately settling on rooftops from coast to coast. Dark algae streaks are visible when algae cover the normally vibrant colors of white, cobalt blue or hunter green roofing granules.

We accept shingles with tar paper, nails and plastic tabs. Shingles with wood, flashing, paper, or dirt that is picked up when a loader scoops the shingles off the ground is categorized non-source separated C&D material and charged accordingly. Call 883-3325 for a price list for more information.

There is not an asphalt shingle on the market that can match the superior aesthetics of Hanson concrete roof tile. The numerous styles, hundreds of colors and variety of finishes available with roof tile allow you and your designer to create a roof to suit virtually any architectural style or one that is entirely unique. Concrete roof tile has been used for centuries worldwide, and for good reason. Concrete is not only beautiful, but also extremely durable.

No. When asphalt shingles are applied over slate, the nails are driven through the slates. This method leaves holes in the slate if the nails and shingles are removed. New slate must be applied to ensure a watertight roof. Yes. Even new slate roofs will shed a few slates. It is a good idea to visually inspect a slate roof at least once a year. The owner of the property can do this annual inspection. Any slates that are seen to be missing, sliding, or broken should be replaced.

This is very common with new shingles. When manufactured an excess amount of granules is applied and these wash off. This will stop after the first few rainfalls.

Hail can affect asphalt roofing shingles. The damage caused by hail can be classified into two groups: aesthetic damage and functional damage. Aesthetic damage results in slight granule loss and the life of the shingle is usually not affected. Functional damage is characterized by substantial granule loss or cracking or penetration of the shingle. Functional damage may result in short term leaks or a reduction of the life expectancy of the shingle. According to CASMA Technical Bulletin No.

Yes, but we do not manufacture roof panels with the asphalt shingles on them. The roof panels would still be preassembled, but the asphalt shingles would be the customers responsibility and installed at the job site. We do have other roof options available, so please check out the Roof Options section. Leisure Woods Gazebos | Cedar Gazebo | Gazebo Kits | Lake Wood Series | Screened Gazebo | Gazebos Reviews

Yes, the Grandeur shingle. It is a laminated shingle composed of a dimensionally stable, heavyweight, non-woven glass fiber mat which is thoroughly impregnated and coated with IKO-SBS modified asphalt. This special asphalt gives Grandeur shingles superior tear and tensile strength characteristics. These shingles carry a UL 2218 Class 4 impact resistance rating.

High pressure can be a very destructive force when used on asphalt shingles and wood. On shingles, excessive pressure removes the granules that protect the shingle from U.V. radiation. When the granules are even partly removed, the roof begins to deteriorate at an accelerated rate, depending on the amount of granules removed. Because of this, roof life can be reduced dramatically.

Yes we can. We carry a variety of the more popular shingle colors, but if you want a special color than what we offer, either you can pick them up and we'll deduct the price from the shed, or we can pick them up for you. If we pickup the shingles for you, you will be charged an extra $35 dollars for our time to get them, plus the difference in price. We only put on 3 tab shingles. We do not put on laminated (i.e. Timberline) or any other special type of shingles. Only 3 tab.

Asphalt is composed of mineral aggregates held together by petroleum-based asphalt cement, acting as the glue or binder... then compacted into place. A fine, cost effective product, but not maintenance-free.