SHINGLE ROOFING
IN FLORIDA

Architectural or dimensional asphalt shingles are the most common type of asphalt shingles and the most popular roofing material overall. They have a random pattern that can simulate the look of a wood-shake roof.

Asphalt shingle roofing lasts about 25 years. It's affordable, easy to install and repair, and can be customized to fit your property.

However, they require regular maintenance to stay in top condition and are susceptible to hail damage.

Clay tile roofing adds an elegant look to Spanish- and Mediterranean-style properties commonly found in the Southwest. Popular styles include barrel-shaped, flat, and scalloped.

Natural clay tiles resist fire, insects, and rot and have an expected lifespan of 50 years or more. They also add insulation and regulate indoor temperature.

Clay tiles are one of the most expensive shingle types, and they're very heavy, so a property must have enough structural integrity to support them.

Slate shingles are made of natural stone that instantly boosts the curb appeal of your property. They resist fires, insects, and rot and provide insulation.

Slate is one of the most expensive roofing materials, but it has an average lifespan of more than 100 years. It's extremely heavy, so it requires an inspection and possible reinforcement and addition of roof trusses before it can be installed.

GAF solar shingles protect your property from the elements while also generating renewable energy. They're generally less efficient than traditional solar panels, but they're less noticeable on your roof, making them a more visually appealing option.