Roofing Products
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CertainTeed
CertainTeed roofing systems deliver dependable durability and strong weather protection—plus access to designer shingle styles that upgrade curb appeal without sacrificing performance.
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Gator Roofing Metals
Fabricated onsite and installed by our team — perfectly custom to your project, our metal roofing delivers strength, sleek lines, and heat-reflective performance — engineered for longevity and lower maintenance.
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EuroShield
Euroshield synthetic roofing delivers the upscale look homeowners want with serious impact resistance — an excellent option for harsh weather, long-term durability, and standout curb appeal.
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Crown Roof Tiles
Crown concrete roof tiles offer a wide range of styles and colors with the durability you want from a premium tile system — built for long-term performance and timeless curb appeal.
Roofing Materials & Options
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We offer a range of products from CertainTeed. All asphalt shingles we install are rated as impacted resistant. Including architectural to designer styles.
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3-tab: thinner, lower wind rating, shorter lifespan, budget option
Architectural: thicker, better dimensional look, typically higher wind rating, longer lifespan
Most homeowners choose architectural for durability and curb appeal.
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Impact-resistant architectural shingles are a great balance of cost + performance
Standing seam metal performs extremely well when properly installed (especially wind)
We’ll recommend what matches your home, budget, and storm exposure.We Install Crown Roof Tiles, and those systems not only will stand the test of time, but will also have an elegant and timeless look.
EuroShield materials or “rubber roofing” products are extremely resilient to the harsh Texas climate. “Only impacted-rated for a Class 4, because they don’t have Class 5 yet.”
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Yes. You can switch materials (for example, shingles to metal), but we’ll evaluate:
Deck condition
Ventilation needs
Weight/attachment requirements
Budget and expected ROI
We’ll make sure the new system is built correctly for your home.
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Often, yes—lighter colors can reduce heat absorption and may help attic temps a bit, especially with good ventilation. But ventilation and insulation usually make the biggest difference. We’ll help you pick a color that looks great and performs well.