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Are Shingle Roofs or Tile Roofs Best for Your Home?

It’s time for your roof to be replaced, and after some consideration, you’re down to choosing either a tile roof or an asphalt shingle roof. You may have had one type of roof before, and even if you were satisfied with it, is it time for a change? Here are some things to think about.

Benefits of Shingle Roofs

There are a lot of reasons to choose a roof made of asphalt shingles. The main reason for a lot of people is that it’s simply less expensive to install than other roofing materials. They look good on nearly every style of house, and a homeowner can opt for different styles of shingles, including:

  • Traditional
  • Architectural
  • Premium
  • Performance

Asphalt shingles are also easy to replace. It’s not unusual for a shingle or two to blow off a house during a severe storm. Fortunately, we can easily replace a single section of damaged shingles for you.

Drawbacks of Shingle Roofs

There are some potential drawbacks to consider when it comes to shingle roofs. While they can often last for 25 years, that’s not quite as long as some other options. They’re also more vulnerable to damage by the weather.

Benefits of Tile Roofs

The chief benefit of tile roofing is that it’s beautiful and greatly improves your home’s curb appeal. Tile can also be made of different materials, including clay, concrete, metal, slate, and composite. There are even solar tile roofs that provide electricity.

A properly installed clay tile roof can last a century or even longer. They’re environmentally friendly, keep the home cool in the summer and warm in the winter, and can withstand storms much better than asphalt shingles. Once installed, clay tile roofs don’t need that much maintenance.

Drawbacks of Tile Roofs

The one big drawback of tile roofing material is that it’s heavy. In some cases, these roofs are so heavy that walls have to be reinforced to make them capable of supporting this weight. They’re also more expensive than some other materials. Tile roofs are also not appropriate for roofs with severe slopes.

Get in Touch With Us for Your Roofing Needs

Getting a new roof for your home is a great way to improve energy efficiency, curb appeal, and more. When you need roofing installation and are trying to decide on shingles or tile, don’t hesitate to call our roofing professionals at Handyman Roofing of Tampa, Florida.

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