Warranties, please. The manufactures almost never payout on warranties. They simply find a problem with the way it was installed. Also you have to use the complete system not just the shingle. Most roofers just buy the cheapest underlayment to maximize profit. You have to use all of their products. Felt, waterproofing, starter strips and maybe even their nails otherwise no warranty.
The best shingles will be incorrectly installed by pretty much every roofer. They only care about speed, not proper installation which will get your "warranty" denied along with your insurance claim when if blows off. It's a very sad industry considering it's one of the most expensive things on/in your house.
@@savageinstitute9569 Real world dude. Show me a roof and I'll show you just how badly it's installed! We can discuss hundreds of litigation cases if you'd like 😉
@@AZBADBOYz all my roofs are perfect. o own a roofing company ...and i do all my roofs by myself with my trailer. i have a helper for trash . but i install all my roofs. they are perfect. ...all my cuts are on the rake and not in the roof....every shingle that buts together is Factory on Factory. not cut . cut side in the step flashing. no nails in the joint. valleys nailed right . all flashing cut into brick , chalk lines snapped around dormer with 3tab i got that too. i been doing residential shingling my myself for years . and i am perfect. i don't do shitty work . u may thing that just because you're a repair man that you can install a roof. piss off. ...u go behind jerk offs. but not my roofs...notice u don't go behind every roof in America. it's becuz not all of them are done by jack off roofers. go screw yourself m
The best shingles to install that I'd put on my house personally would be owens corning. The pink bundles. This is coming from an actual professional roofer who has his own crew.
the problem always with home products...wasn't finding the products...it was always about finding the right contractors as 70% are all downright scums who do half ass jobs
Not in my case. First time using them in my 76 years. Installed April 30th 2024. Still cleaning tobacco juice from eave drip, fascia, and house today. Every time it rains. And in Florida that 4-5 times a week. What a mess and Owens Corning is no help what so ever. Installed by their platinum approved contractor. Who also just mangled the eave drip. Had to nail one corner to the fascia it was sticking out so far. Google tobacco juice shingles. Owens Corning Duration Quarry Gray.
Your choice of contractor is likely more important than your brand of shingles. Your better roofing contractors use more nails or screws and have developed roofing systems for your area. Fact is that the average contractor does not install according to the manufacturer - they do a good enough for delivery that meets customer requests for low price. Also, there are fully synthetic roofing shingles that have superior life compared to the popular asphalt shingles.
Gotta replace the screws on a metal roof every 8-12yrs which costs thousands in materials and labor, plus the potential of damaging the metal. After 30yrs of that, you've already paid for a 50yr asphalt roof.
Just so you know; the asphalt shingle is a piece of crap . . it is so thin it literally falls apart in your hand. I have done several roofs with this product and I will not put two layers of asphalt shingles on my roof. There has to be a better shingle that is not as heavy as lead. . . like slate or concrete. They are using "ceramic" in paint to increase the life of it so why not use ceramic clay in the roof shingle . . . it would reject the heat of the sun and keep the cool in during the summer: it would be a good choice on ceramic cloth which could be manufactured for a special ceramic coating which should last 50 years.
Don't do asphalt!! A metal paneled roof with screws (*not standing seam type which is 3 times the cost) is only a VERY little more than an asphalt roof because they put it over the asphalt shingles. Go with a very light color to reflect the sun's heat and save on your summer power bill.
They absolutely do NOT put it over existing shingles… wtf are you talking about??? They tear the whole roof off down to plywood and use new underlayment and then put the metal roof on… 😳
Metal roofs require maintenance. The screws come loose then they must be prepared with larger once they come loose you are fucked and need a new roof. Dumb ass
