A close-up view of a complex asphalt shingle roof featuring intersecting slopes, a central ridge line with ridge vent caps, and well-aligned shingle patterns. The left slope shows a more varied shingle color blend compared to the right. Snow is visible along the roof’s edge, and the clean layout suggests recent installation.A well-aligned asphalt shingle roof viewed from the ridge, showcasing clean symmetry and uniform gray shingles. The central ridge vent runs along the peak, with neatly installed hip caps. Snow covers the surrounding yard, where outdoor items like a trampoline, chairs, and a children’s playground set are visible. The overall scene suggests recent roofing work completed during winter.

Asphalt Shingles:

Affordable, Reliable, and Stylish

If you want a roof that looks good and fits your budget, asphalt shingles are a tried-and-true choice. They’re easy to customize and offer solid protection for your home.

  • Budget-Friendly: Asphalt shingles offer a cost-effective roofing solution.

  • Customizable Style: Available in various colors and styles to match your home.

  • Durable Protection: Provides reliable defense against the elements.

  • Fire-Resistant: Offers added safety and peace of mind.

  • Easy Maintenance: Simple to repair or replace as needed.

What’s Great About Asphalt Shingles?

They come in a variety of colors and styles, so you can match your home’s look. Asphalt shingles are durable, fire-resistant, and easy to repair or replace if needed.

The Downside of Cheap Materials

Low-quality shingles can wear out fast, leading to leaks and frequent repairs. Investing in quality shingles and professional installation means fewer problems down the road.

Why Professional Installation Matters

Proper installation is key to a long-lasting roof. Our team makes sure every shingle is placed just right, so your roof stands up to the elements.

Upgrade Your Roof Today

Contact us for a free quote and see how new asphalt shingles can boost your home’s curb appeal and protection.

A close-up view of newly installed copper flashing around the base of a red brick chimney where it meets an asphalt shingle roof. The copper is clean and shiny, extending along the siding and roofline to ensure waterproofing. The installation includes step flashing on the chimney sides and a wide apron flashing along the bottom, forming a protective barrier against water infiltration.
Partially completed roof installation showing Timberline HD shingles being laid over synthetic underlayment, with roofing materials visible on the upper section.
A partially completed roof deck with newly installed plywood sheets. A tool belt with various tools rests on the surface, and there are visible gaps where additional panels are yet to be installed. House wrap labeled “Lowe’s” and “HomeGuard Pro” is attached to the vertical wall, and snow is visible on the ground in the background. The scene is set during daylight near the edge of a wooded area.
: A rooftop during active shingle installation, with asphalt shingles being laid over black TRI-BUILT synthetic underlayment. Roofing materials like GAF Timberline HD shingles, ridge caps, and nail guns are visible, along with tools and equipment. Snow covers parts of the surrounding yard, and two satellite dishes are mounted near the roof’s edge. The sun is low, casting a warm glow on the work in progress.
A roofer in a gray hoodie and gloves installs asphalt shingles over a black synthetic underlayment labeled “Tri-Built” on a sloped roof during sunset. Roofing materials, including shingles, insulation, and a nail gun, are spread around the work area. In the background, snow is visible on the ground and other rooftops, indicating winter conditions. The worker is mid-installation, carefully aligning the shingles for proper placement.
A roof with multiple intersecting slopes covered in light gray asphalt shingles, partially bordered by snow and ice buildup near the edge. A satellite dish and plumbing vent pipe are visible on the roof. The varying shades of shingles indicate a newer installation or drying patterns. Footprints in the snow and a partially exposed roof edge show ongoing maintenance or inspection during winter conditions.
Two workers secured with harnesses are installing shingles on the steep slope of a residential roof with dormer windows. One is positioned on a rope while the other stands on a ladder. A green tarp covers part of the ground and the roof edge, and the sky is bright with wispy clouds and fading daylight. The house exterior features white siding and brown shutters.
A symmetrical view of a gable roof covered in gray asphalt shingles with a prominent ridge vent cap along the peak. A ladder leans against the side, indicating recent or ongoing roofing work. The background features a grassy backyard with trees, bushes, a swing set, and a small white playhouse, suggesting a suburban residential setting in early spring or late fall.
Two workers in safety harnesses are installing asphalt shingles on a pitched roof with black synthetic underlayment labeled “Tri-Built.” A skylight and chimney are visible on the roof, with shingles and tools scattered around. The background features residential buildings under a clear blue sky, indicating a sunny day during roof construction.
A symmetrical view down the ridge of a tan asphalt shingle roof, featuring multiple skylights and a clean ridge cap. The surrounding area includes a wooded backdrop and parts of nearby structures. The even pattern and fresh appearance of the shingles suggest recent installation. A person’s shadow taking the photo is visible in the foreground.