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Ultra-Premium Designer Shingles
From
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Certainteed top-of-the-line singles with a variety of styles and colors to complete your home.
Shingle styles include:
Belmont® (IR)
Grand Manor ®
Carriage House ®
Presidential Shake ® (IR, TL)
Presidential Solaris ® (TL)
High-Performance Starter ®
Presidential Starter ®
*Based on average job size: 30 sq roof
Good
Timberline Lifetime Shingle
From
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These singles provide durability and aesthetics. Offering a wide variety of designs, product types and color range.
Shingle styles include:
Landmark® Pro
*Based on average job size: 30 sq roof
Basic
3 Tab Shingles
From
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Certainteed singles offer excellent protection and durability for homes. With a classic look and superior wind and fire resistance, they are a reliable choice for residential roofing projects.
Shingle styles include:
Landmark®
*Based on average job size: 30 sq roof
GAF Tiger Paw Roof Deck Protection
Premium roof deck protection material for superior moisture protection. GAF Tiger Paw provides an extra layer of protection between your shingles and your roof deck. Made from synthetic materials, Tiger Paw is an advanced roofing underlayment which helps to protect against wind-driven rain and other types of moisture. It offers unsurpassed protection for your home’s building envelope.
Homeowners Benefits
A beautiful look for your new roof
Offering 7 times greater tear strength than regular 30 LB felt paper, Tiger Paw will not disintegrate over time.
Strong and durable roof deck protection
A roll of Tiger Paw is nearly 33% lighter than a roll of conventional 30 LB felt.
Lightweight
Tiger Paw carries a Limited Lifetime Warranty when part of GAF Lifetime Roofing System.
Valuable investment
Tiger Paw resists wrinkling and buckling, to reduce the “telegraphing effect”.
Advanced moisture control
Tiger Paw is a breathable synthetic roof underlayment that removes nearly twice as much damage causing moisture compared to leading non-breathable underlayment.
Roof Ventilation
Poor attic ventilation can ruin your insulation, destroy your shingles, and raise your energy bills!
Proper attic ventilation systems allow a continual flow of outside air through the attic, protecting the efficiency of the insulation and helping to lower temperatures in the living space.
The U.S. FHA (Federal Housing Administration) recommends a minimum of at least 1 square foot of attic ventilation (both intake and exhaust) for every 300 square feet of attic space.
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It is estimated that 9 out of 10 homes in North America do not have proper attic ventilation. Why? Because most people are unaware that attic ventilation can impact the longevity of their entire home!
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Types of damage that can result include
Premature aging of your roofing system
Warping, cracking, or breaking down of wood framing
Damage to siding, exterior or interior paint, and wallpaper
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Additional structural damage can include
Roof deck warping and rotting of the wood frame
Mildew growth
Buckling of shingles and underlayment
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Most popular and common ventilation system for a residential home
Ridge Vent – A ridge vent is a type of vent installed at the peak of a sloped roof which allows warm, humid air to escape a building’s attic. Prior to installing the ridge vent, a 1″ wide strip of roof decking is cut out along both sides of the ridge line to allow for air movement through the vent.
Soffit Vents/Insulation Baffles – Adequate intake ventilation is critical for a properly ventilated attic! An important part of installing any system of ventilation into your roof system is to make sure that there is a point of entry and a point of exit for air flow. The soffit vents allows air movement from the soffits of the residence to the ridge vent.
Whole House Fans/Powered Attic Fans – Fans and vents that draw the air out of the attic space and exhaust it to the exterior may be controlled with a switch or a thermostat which detects heat build-up in the attic space and automatically exhausts the attic space. There are also solar powered options available.
Gable Vents – These vents are installed in the gable ends of the home or building. They help the air to be drawn out of the attic space, but prevent moisture from rain and snow from getting back into the home.