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Architectural Shingles
If you have your heart set on a classic looking exterior, you should consider architectural shingles. This is a great roof for homeowners who want the best value. They look better and last longer, are thicker, have a more dramatic texture and are of better quality than standard 3 – tab shingles.
Architectural products are as versatile as standard ones, fitting in beautifully with a wide array of home styles. However, their higher durability ratings and stronger aesthetic appeal set them apart. From contemporary homes to cottage and Victorian styles, almost any home can be elevated with an investment in higher-end shingles.
Most are rated for wind resistance up to 120 miles per hour. Where the average shingle roof will last about 8-12 to twenty years, architectural shingles routinely come with warranties of up to 30 years. In terms of energy efficiency, they also offer a slightly higher rating than traditional ones.
Standing Seam
When you think of metal roofing are you imagining vertical panels with prominent seams running upwards to the peak of the roof? If so, you’re envisioning a standing seam roof. It was once used primarily for agricultural and industrial buildings. However, today standing seam is quickly becoming popular among residential builders.
If you live in an area prone to high levels of snow fall, standing seam may be the best option at your disposal. It offers superior snow-shedding capabilities due to the flat panel and vertical seams, which allow snow to slide easily down the roof.
Moreover, panels are highly resistant to rust, will not crack or rot and are fire resistant. Because they reflect the heat of the sun, they can also substantially reduce cooling costs in the summer. This same quality allows them to aid in melting of snow and ice dams in the winter. As a result, you’re likely to enjoy year-round energy costs savings.
TPO Roofing
Designed to be less expensive that PVC roofing, but with better durability and energy efficiency ratings than EPDM rubber, TPO is quickly becoming the most popular flat roof.
Any home with a flat roof is a good candidate for TPO application, which makes up the fastest-growing segment of the single-ply roofing industry in the United States. A TPO roof boasts a number of benefits, such as leak-free service life due to hot air welded seams (similar to PVC), high energy efficiency ratings (especially if you choose white color), high resistance to impact damage, tearing or punctures. TPO membranes are available in two different thicknesses, with thicker ones offering better resistance to inclement weather. Largely maintenance-free for years, washing to remove debris or dirt may be the only care it needsTop of Form
EPDM Roofing
If you have an old flat roof, you already know how much of a challenge it can be to find a viable replacement option. This is where EPDM rubber can be a blessing; it’s a budget-friendly single ply membrane. Widely used with great results for more than four decades, it offers a proven track record for durability and protection.
The projected life span for most membranes is about 8-12 years, though this can vary depending on the skill and experience of the installer. Resistant to heat and extreme weather, rubber also holds up well to foot traffic. You’ll usually receive the warranty from the pro, though the membrane itself may be warrantied against defect by the manufacturer. If sustainability is a concern, keep in mind that rubber is not recyclable and doesn’t typically offer high energy efficiency ratings.
Synthetic Slate
Do you long for the look of natural slate but are put off by some of its disadvantages? If so, composite slate roofing may be the ideal option for your home. Traditional, European-inspired, modern and contemporary home designs can all be complemented beautifully with the addition of synthetic slate.
Durability varies, because there’s no one material used to simulate the look of natural stone. Depending on the brand and manufacturer, synthetic slate could be made of steel, asphalt, rubber, plastic polymers or even clay. Because the composition will vary, so will the durability, life span and warranty terms of a specific product. Energy efficiency ratings will also depend upon the brand you choose.
PVC Roofing
PVC is another option you’ll want to consider carefully if you have a home with a flat roof. More modern than EPMD rubber, a PVC roof offers many benefits.
The unique design of a PVC membrane boasts hot air welded seams, which makes it completely impervious to leaks. It is also completely waterproof and highly UV resistant. This makes it an ideal choice for areas with hot summers, as well as heavy rainfall. Warranties vary by manufacturer, but you will be looking at industry averages of 25 years for commercial applications, and lifetime warranties for residential use.
Because PVC can reflect up to 90% of solar heat, it’s a highly energy efficient choice for your home. Some manufacturers project savings of at least 20%. PVC is Energy Star Rated and is considered one the few truly energy efficient materials. It is also one of the few roofs that can actually be recycled at the end of its service life, and many membranes contain at least 25% recycled content.
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