Shingle roofing remains one of the most popular types of roofing systems, but how does it hold up to Florida’s severe weather patterns? You may also wonder which kind of shingle roof is best.
AWS Roofing’s experts give advice below for residential shingle roofing.
Opt for Architectural Shingles Over Three-Tab Shingles
Most roofing contractors agree that architectural shingles withstand Florida’s weather much better than three-tab shingles. In fact, this design can add five to ten years to your roof’s lifespan with proper care.
Top shingle brands, like Owens Corning and CertainTeed, use durable materials, which also add to the longevity of your roof.
Pros and Cons of Residential Shingle Roofing Materials
So, what are the most common roofing materials Florida homeowners pick? The pros and cons of the three primary roof shingle options are as follows:
- Asphalt: Available in a range of colors, extremely cost-effective, but not as durable.
- Slate: The toughest, most expensive option, available in eye-catching tones.
- Metal: Slightly more expensive than asphalt but energy-efficient. Resembles tile.
Transform Residential and Commercial Shingle Roofing With AWS Roofing
When you’re on the fence about new shingle roofing, call AWS Roofing at (386) 423-3076! A free estimate can help you decide what works for your budget and needs!
