Benefits of Shingle Roofing

Affordability

‍One of the most cost-effective roofing materials available.

Variety of Styles & Colors

‍Choose from a wide range of shingle styles, colors, and textures to complement your home's architecture.

Durability

‍Modern asphalt shingles offer excellent weather resistance and can last for decades with proper maintenance.

Lightweight

‍Shingles are less weighty than other roofing materials, putting less stress on your home's structure.

Easy Repairs

‍Individual shingles can be easily replaced if damaged, minimizing repair costs.

Energy Efficiency

‍Certain shingle options offer reflective properties that can help reduce cooling costs.

Fire Resistance

‍Many shingle roofs meet fire-resistance standards for added peace of mind.

TYPES OF ASPHALT SHINGLES WE INSTALL IN MIAMI

There are several types of asphalt shingles roofing contractors can install on your home in Miami.

THREE TAB

• The lowest cost per square foot are three-tab asphalt shingles.
• Three-tab shingles in Miami are algae-resistant
• Will pass wind load requirements in most but not all areas of the city.
• They give the slate roofing look because they have a flat appearance.

ARCHITECHTURAL ASPHALT SHINGLES

Other asphalt shingles used in Miami are architectural asphalt shingles also known as luxury shingles.

• Instead of looking flat like a three-tab asphalt shingle roof, they are three-dimensional shingles with a look similar to wood shake shingles.
• They can withstand higher wind loads
• Last twice as long as three-tab shingles and also cost more.

Looks the same as regular asphalt shingles.

FIBERGLASS ASPHALT SHINGLES

These shingles improve common types of asphalt and tab shingle products with materials that enhance durability and resist mold.

• Fiberglass shingles are made from a woven fiberglass mat or base on top of which a single layer of asphalt granules are sprinkled on top.
• Fiberglass improves the fire resistance, weight, temperature resistance, longevity, and energy efficiency of the roof compared to traditional asphalt shingles that rely on paper at their base.
• Best bet for hot weather climates.

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