Types of shingle roofs

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Homeowners in need of a roof replacement have multiple roofing materials available to them today with varying lifespans. Aside from their longevity, the different roofing materials each have their own characteristics—both positive and negative—that can have a significant impact on your investment. We explore the advantages and disadvantages of some of the most popular roofing materials preferred by homeowners. Find out what roof is right for you:

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Siding options

CLASSIC DESIGN - STONE COATED ROOFING SHEETS Offering a simple and gentle look, our classic profile is highly preferred. This profile adds modern beauty, grandeur and elegance to your roof. The classic tiles are available in a wide range of bright or natural colors to suit your preferences. They are suitable for use on all types of architectural designs from traditional homes to modern architectural styles. If you are unable to decide between the different available tiles, go with the…

In the market for a new roof? Explore the different types of shingles to find out which best matches your budget, style, and needs.

SANGOBUILD Stone Coated Metal Roof Tiles are popular and widely used in more than 80 countries across the world. Most customers are more familiar with Bond, Shingle, Roman, etc. Those are our normal models. But there is another type of stone coated metal roof tile which has patented Interlocking designs with different installation and function features. WhatsApp/Mob/WeChat: +86 189 6912 8012 Email: sgb11@sangobuild.cn

Most people don’t really think about the roof over their heads…until it springs a leak! Don’t wait until water is pouring through the ceiling and you have to break out the buckets to pay attention to your roof. According to the National Roofing Contractors Association, homeowners should perform a regular roof inspection twice a year, in the spring and fall. This year, a spring roof inspection is particularly critical, in the wake of the severe snow and ice accumulation this past winter…

Economical to produce, relatively easy to install and widely available, asphalt shingles are today’s most popular roofing material.