First, we use a self-adhered ice and water barrier. These products are designed to protect the roof where water has a tendency to collect or flow, including valleys, vents, chimneys, and skylights. Ice and water barrier products also help prevent damage from ice damming, when melting and refreezing water can migrate beneath the shingles and lead to premature roof deterioration.

Next, we use a synthetic underlayment which provides a secondary barrier between the wood decking and shingles. Designed to help protect against wind-driven rain that can get beneath the shingle.

Starter shingles are the first step in a proper installation. They provide a clean look with a straight edge at the eave and along the rake edge of the roof. The continuous sealant bead on the product provides a seal between the starter and the first row of shingles. These help prevent shingle blow-offs and water infiltration in a vulnerable area of the roof.

Shingles help define the character of your home. With innovations such as the SureNail® Technology and the multiple granule colors and shadowing used in the TruDefinition® Duration® Shingle, Owens Corning® shingles are designed to bring strength and beauty to your roof.

We offer a variety of hip and ridge shingles to match and complement your shingles.

Intake vents help replace the warm, humid air in your attic with cool, dry air to protect the interior components of your roof system from heat and moisture damage. They also keep the attic temperature closer to the outside temperature to eliminate problems such as ice damming and premature shingle deterioration.

Exhaust ventilation components draw air out of the attic, protecting the roofing system from heat and moisture damage. Working with intake ventilation, the exhaust ventilation creates a balanced flow where warm humid air is continuously replaced by cool, dry air.

Pink® Fiberglas® blown-in attic insulation.