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-        Soffit Vents
-        Polar-Ply Radiant Barrier
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3 Tab Shingles

A shingle that shows 3 tabs, or measures 3 feet, is fittingly known as 3-tab roofing shingles. They are normally guaranteed for 20 years and help the roof to have a smooth, defined look. Depending on the manufacturer, 3-tab shingles are often available in 20, 25 or even 30 year limited warranties. They are generally available in a variety of colors and its also important to note that 3-tab roofing shingles are some of the most cost efficient shingles to use on your home.

Metal Roof

Asphalt and modified bitumen have previously been the most common choice when it comes to selecting a material for your roof, however in more recent years standing seam metal roofing has increased in popularity as it has decreased in cost and its durability, protection and flexibility have increased. Standing seam metal roofing has much to offer; it is fire resistant, weather resistant, can be easily formed to fit your roof and has become even easier to install. In fact, standing seam metal roofing meets the very highest of standards when it comes to fire resistance and wind and hail resistance.

Roof shapes

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• Arched Roof
• Barrel-arched
• Catenary
• Conical
• Cut Roof
• Domical
• Outshot
• Pyramidal
• Barrel-arched
• Helm Roof - Rhenish helm - a pyramidal roof with gable ends found on church towers
• Flat roof
• Open rooftop - a flat roof with balustrade, used as a living space
• Ridged
• Pitched or gabled
• Asian traditional style
• Crow-stepped gable (also called corbie step) gable
• Dutch gable – a hybrid of hipped and gable
• Shaped gable
• Salt-box
• Saddleback – a gabled roof atop a tower[2]
• Hip roof includes a sketch of a Dutch gable (Australian terminology)
• Half-hipped
• Mansard – with the pitch divided into a shallow slope above a steeper slope
• Gambrel – as a mansard, but on only two sides of the roof
• Bell-cast – as a mansard, but with the shallow slope below the steeper slope
• pavilion
• Skillion roof single-sloped, lean to, or shed roof
• Cat-slide
• Lean-to
• Saw-tooth - admits natural light into a factory. The vertical surfaces are glazed and face away from the equator. The sloping surfaces are opaque, shielding the workers and machinery from direct sunlight.[3]