Asphalt Shingles:

Shingle roofs are popular due to their versatility, relatively lower cost compared to some other roofing materials, and the wide range of options available to match different architectural styles. For their price point, they are very cost-effective and are a great option for homes of all budgets. Depending on the type of shingles chosen, they can provide additional insulation for your home, contributing to energy efficiency and lower utility bills.

Tile roof:

One of the great features of concrete and clay roof tile is its ability to be molded into a beautiful and timeless silhouette. Rich in color, pattern and texture, tile roof plays host to any color palette and can emulate a wide variety of roofing materials, such as clay, slate and wood shake. From dark dramatic tones to muted hues to striking blends, a concrete tile roof can become a dynamic statement piece in your overall exterior design. One great benefit of concrete roof tile is its innate ability to complement traditional and contemporary architectural styles as well as different building or roofing materials including metal, wood, stone, brick, glass, wrought iron, and so much more. By using concrete roof tile as the featured product and accessorizing it with multifaceted adornment finishes, it provides you with a visually appealing and sustainable result that is rich in curb appeal.

APP Cap-sheet:

APP Cap-sheet roofing is modified bitumen, also known as “Torch Down”. It is a rolled roofing product consisting of a non-woven polyester mat and a membrane embedded in a thick asphalt layer. The material is strong, durable, and weighs less than two pounds per square foot. It also comes in two different types of sheets: smooth and granulated. The granulated sheets come in different colors that reflect the sun’s rays, keeping your home cooler and reducing your energy bills. Though granulated sheets are more common, you could opt for smooth sheets. A significant advantage of smooth sheets is that you can use them as a substrate for new roofing in the future, saving you on costs. With granulated sheets, you will need to tear them off before installing a replacement roof.

Roof repairs:

Our team has the skill and expertise to assess your roof and specify which repairs should be completed to keep your roof in optimal shape. Whether it is a major issue or minor issue, we will try extending the longevity of your roof rather than prematurely replacing it. We also offer additional services including roof maintenance, roof inspections and much more.

Commercial Roof:

Shunde Roofing specializes in re-roofing, repairs and maintenance for commercial buildings. An experienced and professional commercial roofing contractor, Shunde Roofing can handle any size or type of roofing project including hot tar cap sheet, silicone and modified bitumen roofs. As commercial roofing specialists, we also offer “Title 24” compliant coatings and Energy Star-qualified roofing systems.

Roof Inspection:

Regular roofing inspections are crucial for identifying and addressing problems early, which can extend the lifespan of the roof and prevent more extensive and costly repairs down the line. It’s recommended to have your roof inspected at least once a year, and after significant weather events or if you suspect any issues. It help to evaluate the condition of a roof to determine its overall health, structural integrity, and potential need for repairs or maintenance. Our trained professional can performed roof inspection for various reasons, including routine maintenance, before purchasing a property, after severe weather events, or when experiencing leaks or other roofing issues.

Silicone Coating:

Silicone roof coating is commonly use to protect and enhance the performance of flat roofs. It is typically applied as a liquid and cures into a flexible, waterproof membrane that adheres to the roof’s surface. The coating helps to extend the lifespan of roofs, provide weatherproofing, and enhance energy efficiency.Silicone coatings create a watertight barrier that prevents water infiltration and protects the underlying roof structure from leaks and moisture damage. It is also highly resistant to ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun, which helps prevent degradation and deterioration of the roof material.