Asphalt shingles are still far and away the most popular roofing material choice for homes in The Woodlands because they offer the ideal combination of durability, longevity, aesthetic appeal and cost-effectiveness. All these positive attributes can be enhanced when you choose the right type of asphalt shingles for your home. 

CertainTeed has earned a reputation for being one of the best manufacturers of roofing materials in the industry thanks to their commitment to durability, strength and consistent quality. The quality is evident in great features like exceptional wind-resistance and the high copper content of the shingles, making them resistant to algae and the black streaking that’s common on roofs in the Houston area. 

Our team has gone the extra mile by earning the SELECT MasterShingle™ rating with CertainTeed, ensuring we can offer not only dependable installation using the latest methods but also some of the best warranties in the industry – including our own 25-year labor warranty. 

A new roof is a big investment, and homeowners are rightfully discerning in their choice of roofing contractor. We treat each roof replacement job like a make-or-break opportunity and will go above and beyond to exceed your expectations. 

Although standing seam metal roofs are often associated with commercial buildings, the material is becoming more popular in residential applications thanks to its many toughness-enhancing attributes and its unique aesthetic charm. 

Metal roofing is one of the most durable materials available on the market today, offering 50 years of performance or more. The material’s exceptional longevity is attributable in part to metal’s resistance to cracking, shrinking and eroding, even when subjected to high winds and hail. 

The Woodlands homeowners who are passionate about green technology may also want to consider metal roofing if their goal is to design the most energy-efficient house possible. Metal’s ability to reflect solar radiant heat can reduce cooling costs by between 10 and 25 percent and potentially even more when combined with modern insulation. 

It’s also fire-resistant, low-maintenance and environmentally friendly (they are typically 100 percent recyclable and don’t end up in landfills at the end of their life cycle). 

While the appearance of metal roofing isn’t for everyone, some homeowners do like the modern minimalism of its clean lines or the utilitarian vibe they can add to industrial design aesthetics.

Tile roofing may be pricier than the more popular residential roofing materials, but they make up for the added cost with enhanced longevity, durability and a unique visual appeal. Under the right conditions, a tile roof can last upwards of a century, meaning a tile roof is likely the last roof you’ll need to install on the home you live in – even if you reside there the rest of your life. 

They’re also exceptionally weather-resistant and can withstand high winds, driving rain and most hail. Although they don’t reflect solar radiation as efficiently as metal, they can still enhance the insulation value of your home via their exceptional thermal properties, keeping homes cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. 

Tile roofs are also resistant to the moss or algae you may notice on asphalt shingle roofs and tend to be fairly low-maintenance, other than needing periodic sealing. Some homeowners also appreciate the eco-friendly benefit of a roofing system made from environmentally friendly materials like clay, and the fact that their longevity means less roofing waste in landfills in the long term. 

Tile roofing can also compliment certain exterior design aesthetics, like Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial or Southwestern styles that are popular in Texas.