Architectural Shingles:
Architectural shingles are also known as laminated or dimensional shingles. They are among the highest quality roofing products because they are heavier, without requiring additional support under the roof. They are used by homeowners, usually of large houses, who like a distinctive look to their roofs.
Their weight and design give a three-dimensional appearance. Some are nailed on in the usual way, while others in addition to nails, have interlocking tabs. They are also attractive to builders because of the ease of installation.
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Asphalt Shingles:
Asphalt shingles are the most common roofing materials in use in the US and Canada. That’s hardly surprising, since they are reasonably priced, easy to install and have a life expectancy that ranges from 15 to 30 years. The least expensive asphalt shingles are basic three-tab shingles.
Architectural shingles typically cost more, but are more interesting appearance and generally guaranteed for longer life.
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Cedar:
Cedar shingles have been the material of choice for many roofs, especially in the north. Before the 1050s, there was plenty of cedar heartwood, the part closest to the center of the tree. It was hard, could be cut straight and had natural toxins against insects and rot.
It was considered the roofing material of choice for people who could afford it. Today, cedar is reasonably priced and can easily weather the most brutal Canadian climates.
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Flats:
With today’s advanced technology and sophisticated manufacturing techniques, polymer-modified bituminous built-up FLAT roofing systems are second to none in delivering performance.
Based on a multi-layer approach, each layer being installed to perform a given task within the system and adhered to the roof deck with the latest technology in bitumen adhesives. Building owners and home owners can be sure of a roofing system that really works.
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Slate Shingles:
Slate roofing shingles are shingles made from a fine-grained rock. Slate is very elegant, high-end roofing material. It’s one of the more durable roofing products (can last up to one hundred years) and also one of the most expensive. It is easily three times as expensive as any other roofing product.
Slate shingles are very desirable in areas prone to forest fires. This roofing material is highly fire resistant. Most shingles are rated by class. Class A ratings are the most fire resistant. Slate shingles can be considered class A rated because they are virtually fire resistant.
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