The most popular roofing material used on homes across North America, and with good reason. They are designed to protect a home through decades of weathering with minimal upkeep, and are available in hundreds of colors and styles.

A roofing system that utilizes tiles made from various materials, including clay, concrete, slate, and metal. With a rich history dating back to ancient civilizations like the Greeks and Romans, tile roofs have proven their worth in terms of durability and aesthetic appeal.

When it comes to flat roofs, or roofs with minimal pitch, torch down roofing is the one more commonly used. Torch Down roofing is a rolled roofing product consisting of a non-woven polyester mat and a membrane embedded in a thick asphalt layer. The material is strong, durable, and weighs less than two pounds per square foot. It also comes in two different types of sheets: smooth and granulated. The granulated sheets come in different colors that reflect the sun’s rays, keeping your home cooler and reducing your energy bills.

A concealed fastener roofing system that features vertical or trapezoidal legs with flat space in between. Its concealed fastener design ensures that the fasteners are not exposed to the elements which could cause them to fail over time. These panels are attached to the roof deck with clamps, free of any holes from nails or other fasteners which could allow moisture to seep through.