What it is
Asphalt shingles are overlapping, flat roofing materials made from a fiberglass or organic base layered with asphalt and mineral granules.
Best for
Perfect for a wide range of residential projects, built for the demands of Texas weather, including heat, hail, and high winds.
Single-family homes and suburban neighborhoods
Homeowners seeking durable, attractive roofing
Quick roof replacements or upgrades
HOA-approved roofing styles
Key features / benefits
Here are some reasons why asphalt shingles are a customer favorite.
Premium performance at a competitive price point for the quality delivered
Efficient installation, typically completed in 1 to 2 days
Available in a variety of colors and textures
Suitable for sloped roofs and complex shapes
Carries a Class A fire rating and resists high winds up to 130 mph
Material composition
Let’s break down what makes up an asphalt shingle roof.
Fiberglass mat (standard) or organic felt base
Asphalt coating for waterproofing
Ceramic-coated mineral granules on top
Estimated lifespan
Here’s how long you can expect your asphalt shingles to last.
Architectural shingles: 25–30+ years
Premium designer shingles: Up to 40 years
Maintenance needs
With just a little care, asphalt shingles stay in great shape for years.
Periodic inspections after major storms
Clearing leaves, moss, or debris from roof and gutters
Replacing damaged or missing shingles as needed
Visual or texture style
Asphalt shingles offer classic appeal and creative style options.
Available in architectural and premium dimensional styles
Granular texture gives a rich, matte look
Can mimic the look of wood, slate, or tile
Warranty options
Warranties give you peace of mind for years to come.
Manufacturer warranties typically range from 20 to 50 years
Many architectural shingles come with limited lifetime warranties
Installation time
Fast installation means less disruption to your home and routine.
Most roofs can be completed in 1–3 days
Great for urgent repairs or quick replacements
Environmental impact / recyclability
Asphalt shingles have room for improvement when it comes to sustainability.
Petroleum-based and not biodegradable
However, old shingles can be recycled into pavement or other materials in some areas
Fire or weather ratings
Asphalt shingles are tested and rated to protect your home from the elements.
Class A fire rating (highest rating available)
Wind resistance from 110 to 130 mph (with enhanced installation)
Impact-resistant options available for enhanced hail protection
Available color or style options
Customize your roof to complement your home’s exterior.
Colors: Black, gray, brown, red, green, blue, and multi-tones
Styles: Dimensional architectural, high-end designer.
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