Goldfinch Builders LLC - Commercial Roofing Illinois

Asphalt Architectural Shingles

Also known as laminated or dimensional shingles, architectural roofing shingles are among the highest quality roofing products made.

Traditionally, they are composed of a heavy fiberglass mat base and ceramic-coated mineral granules that are tightly embedded in carefully refined, water-resistant asphalt.

Architectural asphalt shingles can be made to simulate the impressive, sought-after look of genuine cedar shakes or natural slate tiles without the installation, weight, maintenance, flammability worries (in the case of real wood) and expense associated with genuine wood and stone roofing materials.

The right roofing can boost the curb appeal of any style of home, from rustic to urban, colonial to contemporary.

Location :Bartlett, IL
Client :First Presbyterian Church
Project Type :Roofing
Duration :1 Week
Completion :15 Jun 2020

Trust the system that’s built to protect

A roof is so much more than shingles. It’s layers of protection, working together to help keep your home safe from wind, rain, snow, and even sun.

Your roof stands between the interior of your home and the exterior world. .
If it's in good shape, your roof serves as a barrier against snow, hail, rain, ice, branches, and debris.
Energy Efficiency: When you have a structurally sound roof, proper ventilation, and sufficient attic insulation, your home will experience fewer air leaks.

"Amazing looking theme and instantly turns your application into a great looking one. Really shows that professionals built this theme up. Very happy with the way the theme looks ."

Robert - Yellow Theme

Design

Sophisticated designs, custom color palettes, and high performance. Designer Shingles are only a fraction of the cost of traditional slate or wood shakes. Architectural asphalt shingles can be made to simulate the impressive, sought-after look of genuine cedar shakes or natural slate tiles without the installation, weight, maintenance, flammability worries (in the case of real wood) and expense associated with genuine wood and stone roofing materials.