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A Leader in Asphalt Shingle Roofing in Jacksonville
Asphalt shingles are the most common and most affordable option available in Jacksonville roofing, making it an excellent choice for a budget-friendly roofing option that delivers a sturdy, reliable roof. It offers a wide array of variations so homeowners are spoilt for choice, and are able to tailor their roof’s finish according to their preferences.
Types of Asphalt Shingle Roofs
With the variety of options that asphalt shingle roofing provides, homeowners are able to achieve a unique look on the home without breaking the bank. These are the asphalt shingle types Elo Roofing roof services provider can install in Jacksonville, FL homes:
Three-tab Asphalt Shingles
Three-tab shingles are the most common type of asphalt shingle roofing, classified by their cutouts which make them look like three separate pieces. They’re affordable, lightweight, easy to maintain, energy efficient, and can last up to 20 years.
Architectural Asphalt Shingles
Laminated with an additional asphalt layer and bonded with asphalt sealant, architectural asphalt shingles have a more defined, structural look and are more durable and waterproof than three-tab asphalt shingles. They come in a variety of shapes, colors and sizes and can easily mimic the look of more premium roofing alternatives like cedar and slate.
In addition to these types, there are also different materials that your shingles could be made of:
Fiberglass Shingles
Fiberglass shingles are made with a combination of woven fiberglass as the base, asphalt coating, and ceramic granules on top, these materials create a waterproof and UV-protectant shingle while also being extremely lightweight and thin due to its lower amounts of asphalt.
Organic Mat-based Shingles
Organic mat-based shingles are a kind of asphalt shingle roofing has a recycled felt paper layer for its base. They’ll be heavier, thicker, and slightly more expensive than fiberglass shingles but they’re also more rugged and flexible.
The Benefits of Asphalt Shingle Roofs
There are many factors that make asphalt shingles the most popular choice for home roofs. Here are some of asphalt shingle roofs major benefits:
Affordability
An asphalt shingle roof is a fraction of the cost of most other roofing types. Even on the premium end, asphalt shingles will still give homeowners on a budget the best bang for their buck. With proper installation and regular maintenance, a quality roof doesn’t have to break the bank.
Color Variety
It comes in a wide variety of colors as well, ranging from neutrals like shades of grey and brown to more statement-making colors like blue and polychromatic hues. Depending on how much they’re willing to spend, homeowners have the choice of installing asphalt shingle roofing that perfectly emulates wood or slate.
Simple Installation
Both asphalt shingle roof installation and roof repairs are relatively simple since new shingles can be installed on top of existing ones, assuming that there aren’t more than two layers underneath already and that the roof deck is in decent condition.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does it cost to replace an asphalt shingle roof?
How long do asphalt roof shingles last?
The average asphalt shingle roof is expected to last around 20 years. Regular maintenance and prompt repairs could help in extending this lifespan.
What color shingles are best?
This is a matter of personal preference with what works well for the design of the home. Fortunately, asphalt roofing provides a wide variety of colors to choose from to meet those needs. It’s best to discuss your options and ideas with your local roofing service provider before making the decision (which you’ll have to live with for at least the next two decades!).
