Shingles - JRC

JRC's Most Popular Steep Slope Roofing Solution

When you look at a roof there is a good chance it is Shingle. There are many reasons you would want to put shingles on your roof, they are inexpensive, versatile, and strong to withstand nature and time.

Great Performance

Depending on location, quality of material and installation, shingle roofs last anywhere from 25+ – 30+ Many are fire-resistant, and require minimal maintenance. Some manufacturers offer products that meet Energy Star requirements and qualify as a cool roof under federal standards, making them eligible for tax credits.

Noise Suppression

The composition of asphalt roofing shingles in a complete roofing system offers sound protection from external noise. When included in your roofing system, these shingles can greatly dampen and reduce these types of noises. An example where this might help is if your property is located near an airport.

Durability

Shingle roofs are exceptionally durable compared to similar products made a few years ago. Many are designed to withstand hurricane-force winds and extreme temperatures, with additional provisions for venting trapped heat and moisture in the attic.

Choose Your Material

Asphalt

The most common roofing material in the United States, these shingles are easy to install and incredible versatile. Some of the main advantages are that they are lightweight and fire-resistant, asphalt shingles can be installed over an existing roof.

Rubber

A relative newcomer to the roofing market, rubber roofing products are durable, attractive, eco-friendly and solve many common problems of other materials. Rubber shingles resist exposure to hail, heat, wind, rain, and snow as well as rotting, cracking, mold, discoloration and moisture absorption.

Wood

Add rustic elegance to your roof with use of wood shingles commonly called Shakes. Shakes are made typically of Cedar, Red Wood, or Southern Pine. This luxurious material can last up to 25-30 years.