CertainTeed and GAF are two of the biggest asphalt shingle manufacturers in the country. So, it’s no surprise to see CertainTeed’s Landmark line and GAF’s Timberline HDZ line among the most popular architectural asphalt shingles on the market.

CertainTeed is best known for their tried and tested Landmark line of architectural asphalt shingles. But some homeowners want something more than a standard architectural shingle.

No matter what roofing material you choose, a new roof is a large investment. But that doesn’t mean there isn't a roof for every budget.

Cedar shake roofing is a premium material that makes the neighbors’ heads turn as they walk by. Unfortunately, it won’t be the right roofing material for every homeowner.

Architectural asphalt shingles are the standard in the roofing industry. However, luxury shingles are just as heavily marketed and their popularity keeps increasing.

The roof shingle you choose impacts how many years your roof lasts, how much it costs, and much more. This makes picking the right one a crucial decision.

CertainTeed and Owens Corning are two of the biggest manufacturers in the roofing industry. Because of this, CertainTeed’s Landmark shingle and Owens Corning’s Duration shingle are two of the most popular architectural shingles on the market.

Your roof is a combination of different parts coming together to protect your home from leaks. While every piece is important, your roof’s flashing is crucial to stop these leaks.

The roofing material you choose for your upcoming roof replacement impacts pricing, lifespan, warranties, and more. Choosing one is already a huge decision, but choosing the right roofing material is even more important.

So, you got two or three roof estimates for your upcoming roof replacement, which is great for determining which roofing company is right for you. However, it’s always shocking to see the differences in the prices.

Homeowners usually only think about their shingles when getting a new roof. However, you’ll not only be replacing your old roofing material but also the old components.

Moss forms when moisture mixes with debris left to sit on your roof. While it may take time to form, the longer it sits on your roof, the more it shortens your shingles’ lifespan.