Architectural Shingle Roofing in East Point

For most houses, architectural shingles strike the best balance between cost, appearance and durability, and that is why they end up being the material most homeowners choose after we compare the options together. Built as a double layer, an architectural shingle carries more weight than the older single-sheet 3-tab style, adds dimension and shadow to the roof's surface and improves wind resistance. The color range is broad, from soft grays and weathered browns to deep charcoals, so it is usually straightforward to find something that complements brick, painted trim or stone. Installation is where a shingle roof succeeds or fails. Each shingle has a defined nailing area, and nails placed outside it can let shingles slip or lift. Starter strips have to be the right product or the bottom row never seals, the caps along hips and ridges belong to the same shingle family, and the attic must exhale enough heat that the shingles are not cooked from underneath. We plan all of that into the job from the start. A standard warranty applies to each shingle roof we put on, and you can choose additional shingle or workmanship coverage if you want extra protection. For many East Point homes, from brick bungalows to two-story houses, architectural shingles are simply the sensible, attractive choice.