Types of Roofing - How Should I Choose?

Asphalt Shingles

The roofing material we all see the most of these days - the one that covers the roofs of a great majority of houses across America - is the standard three-tab asphalt shingle. One of the least-expensive roofing options, asphalt shingles are available in a dozen or so different colors both solid and blended. The shingle products being manufactured today are mostly architectural shingles, and in most cases carry lifetime warranties, making them an excellent value. Value is the principal advantage of this roofing material. Read more...

Slate

Slate roofing offers a very natural look and can be laid out in a variety of patterns. The benefits of slate are a very long lifespan, good fire protection, low maintenance, and an invulnerably to rot and insects. It comes in a good selection of sizes and colors, although colors are limited to those found in nature. Read more...

Cedar

Natural cedar roofing has a warm, beautiful look. Cedar shingles show quality with a strong architectural presentation. It enhances a home's appearance. Like cedar siding, it can add to your house's value. Read more...

Copper

Copper roofing has been used for centuries world-wide, and is favored by architects due to its endurance properties and lasting beauty. Copper roofing can be applied to achieve both contemporary and historical styles, and although copper roofing installation can be expensive, long term maintenance costs of copper roofs are close to none.

Clay Tile

Tile lasts a long time - its expected lifespan is greater than the lifespan of the material on which the roofing rests. Tile won't rot or burn, and it can't be harmed by insects. It requires little maintenance, and comes in a variety of colors, types, styles and brands.

Rubber

Rubber roofs are durable, energy efficient, and they require low maintenance and are great for low-slope roofs. Read more...

Metal/Standing Seam

A standing seam roof requires next to no maintenance, and will not crack, shrink, erode, or perforate. It also provides extreme weather protection, including durability against hail and rain, and resistance to high winds - it is the most stable form of roofing during hurricanes. Their lightweight material does not require additional framing, which means extra roof space for you. Read more...

For any roofing installation or repair, it's crucial to employ roofers who are experienced in the material you choose.

Contact Mast Roofing today for more information or an estimate.