Architectural Shingles: Beauty & Performance Combined
Along with 3-tab shingles, architectural shingles are one of the most popular roofing materials for residential properties. Shingles typically offer more widths and colors than other roofing materials, and architectural shingles are even more attractive than 3-tabs since they can mimic the look of wood shake or slate roofs.
Architectural roofing shingles are renowned as being stylish with a multidimensional and textured design. These fiberglass shingles are built in layers, which means that there’s a depth of protection. GAF’s architectural shingles are called the Timberline HD. The combination of benefits is what makes the Timberline shingle a tremendous option for local residents. Keep reading for more of what makes architectural roofing the best option.
Timberline shingles offer intense wind resistance. They are thicker than most asphalt shingles while still being lightweight. The interlocking shingles create a neat appearance but also provide a robust seal. GAF’s Timberline shingles are the #1 selling shingles in the country because of their versatility and the value they offer. Contact Nation’s Choice today to learn more about our architectural roofing services.
3-Tab vs. Architectural Shingles
Many homeowners prefer the look of architectural shingles to the 3-tab option since architectural shingles create a more dimensional, visually interesting look. Architectural shingles are even required by some HOAs.
If you’re unsure which roofing material to use for your next roof replacement, turn to Nations Choice. We have been in business since 1993, and we have worked on many different styles of homes over the years. Our skilled roofers can direct you to the right material for your home.
Schedule a Free Roofing Estimate Now!
Our roofers will carefully listen your requirements, ask questions and then come up with a roof replacement solution for you. We offer free estimates. Schedule one today by calling Nations Choice at (703) 778-5300 or by filling out our online form.