do you agree Composite Roofing - The Slate Roofing & Clay Tile Alternative
Composite Roofing is the lightweight alternative to customary roofing products such as asphalt shingles, wood shakes, natural slate and cement or clay tile on the market. Composites or Synthetics can be made of either a base of rubber or plastic along with fillers or other additives. Composite roofing is made to look like the natural products in in general three categories; Wood Shakes, Slate and Barrel Tile.
Composite Roofing - The Slate Roofing & Clay Tile Alternative
About the Composite Roofing Market:
Polymer Composites makes up less than 1% of the total residential roofing market with a value of almost 9 million dollars. Composites are typically installed on higher end homes in distinctive neighborhoods for either new construction or re-roofs. The biggest benefit with composite roofing is that the roof does not need to be re-enforced. Many times the natural products require the trusses to be re-enforced to cope their weight, which can be 800-1,000 pounds per roofing quadrilateral (100 quadrilateral feet). Composite materials weigh in around 300-400 pounds per roofing quadrilateral and do not need to be reinforced. The benefit of composite roofing is that it has the natural look without the weight challenges.
Composite Roofing Benefits:
An Eco-Friendly Roofing Alternative:
Composite shingles have a green message, not only are most of them made of recycled or eco-friendly material, they also are lighter weight which means good energy efficiency. Some items in composites would be land filled if they were not used to make the composite shingles. Most composite shingles are also recyclable at the end of their life.
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