Roof Types
Preferred roofing types vary from state to state. Environmental and risk conditions generally play the most important role in selecting which type of roof will be best for your home.
Clay roofing tiles come in every color imaginable,aren't flammable, won't be eaten by bugs and last forever.
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Composition roofing shingles are very versatile and effective in almost any climate. These durable shingles are also easy to install.
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Cooper roofs are environmentally friendly and outlast almost all other roof types.
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Metal roofs are energy efficient, fire proof and environmentally friendly - made from recycled materials, a metal roof is likely to knock 20% off your energy bills.
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Rubber roofs typically come in rolls or shingle form. Cheap and lighter than slate, rubber roofs also typically outlast asphalt shingle roofs by 10-15 years and weigh much less than slate or tile.
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Wood shake roofs are great for giving a home that natural look, however the upkeep and cost are serious considerations.
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Asphalt shingle roofs have became one of the most popular roofing systems in the US because of affordability and lifespan.
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