SOMEONE ONCE SAID- "The best bang for the buck"
A majority of homeowners in the U.S. purchase asphalt shingles because they are the easiest to find, most economical and the most versatile type of roofing. The most long lasting types of roofing are slate tiles and
clay tiles but they are more costly than those made of
metal or wood. Functional roofing choices like green roofs and solar shingles are included among the most expensive types.
Installing a new roof is one of the best and most profitable ways to put money into a home. To choose the right type of roof that matches your home, budget and climate, before deciding to install a new roof, you should find a reputable roofing contractor to help you.
TYPES OF SHINGLES AND COST
Shingles (Asphalt, Fiberglass, Composite)- Nearly 90% of homes in the US install composite asphalt shingles since they are affordable, strong, and easy to install.
Asphalt shingles usually cost only $1.50 to $5.50 per sq. ft. or roughly $8,000 for a roof installation. They can last as many as 30 years and can also be recycled for making pavement.
Manufacturers mix fiberglass, mineral composite and asphalt to create a variety of hues like gray, brown, green, red or blue. However, their color will gradually fade due to exposure to sun and the elements. The quality and color will appear different depending on whether you choose three-tab or architectural shingles.
Pros
Cons
Architectural and Three-Tab Architectural asphalt shingles are single tiles that are thicker than standard three-tabs and create a layered, long lasting texture on your roof. The superior quality material and longer installation time make architectural shingles more costly. However, they can endure 15 to 30 years and are more resistant to the weather.
Three-tab asphalt shingles are not as thick and are cut to look like three shingles. This allows faster installation time and results in a uniform, brick-like pattern. They are prone to strong winds and generally last only 7 to 15 years. These are usually the most cost effective roofing option.
Asphalt Shingle Roofing Costs-
Overall, asphalt shingle roof replacements are more affordable than many alternatives. Along with being easier to install, asphalt shingles are highly popular. So, there’s a wide variety of options and they’re widely available. In some cases, this can lead to a lower price; competition is frequently present in the market.
The typical price range for a new asphalt shingle roof is$8,700 to $22,000. If your roof isn’t in bad shape and only has one layer of existing shingles, you’ll likely end up near the lower end of the pricing spectrum. Mainly, this is because a second layer can be installed over the original. That reduces the labor required and the amount of cleanup relating to material removal that’s usually necessary.
We will make sure your Complete asphalt shingle roof system includes these engineered and professionally installed items:
Every successive course of shingles advancing up the roof overlaps the seams and fasteners of the course below it. Asphalt roof shingles also employ a sticky sealant that is heat-applied to adhere each shingl
The roof shingle installation starts at the eaves and makes its way up the roof. Shingles are laid down in overlapping rows (also known as courses).e row to the course above and the one below (providing wind resistance and increasing the overall roof strength).
50 Year Shingles. Some high quality asphalt shingle roofing systems offer a 50-year warranty these days. Considered the "best" shingle option, when offered "good" - "better" - "best" choices, These 50-year shingles are using superior materials of construction and have more weight than the standard architectural shingles.
Professional installation for a 50-year roof is extremely important. Roofs can fail early because of improper installation, inadequately designed ventilation, or lack of consideration for wind or weather.
We can provide professional roof installation as certified installers (as required by manufacturers) to qualify your roof for a 50-year shingle warranty.
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Kahului Roofing
223 East Papa Ave.
Kahului, Maui, Hawaii 96732
(Islandwide Service)
(808) 758-5256