Roof Types

Clay barrel roofs get their name from the shape and material that these roof tiles are made of. Semi-cylindrical, these tiles are typically laid in an interlocking pattern to create a ridged surface across your roof. If you are familiar with Spanish missions or Tuscan architecture, these tiles will look familiar to you. These tiles are also good for water resistance, providing excellent drainage.

Shingle Roofs

Shingle roofs are among the most common roofing styles found in the United States. Not only are asphalt-coated shingles inexpensive, but they are also easy to install and easy to replace. They also come in a variety of colors and materials, which means you are easily able to match any style of architecture.

Sheet Metal Roofs

Metal roofing is another common roofing option that is easily customizable to fit your home or commercial property’s architecture. While metal roofing is lightweight, this does not impact its ability to last a long time, and can often withstand storm damage, as it is very good at shedding snow and rain. Metal roofs are also naturally fireproof and can reflect heat, which means more efficient heating and cooling for your home.