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Asphalt shingles cover more homes in America

Asphalt shingles cover more homes in America than any other roofing material. This roofing material is easy to install, provides excellent protection and it is often the least expensive roofing choice. G&R Roofing offers a wide variety of asphalt shingle styles and colors that are an affordable option for your roofing system.

An asphalt shingle consists of a fiberglass or organic mat coated with asphalt, then covered with colored mineral granules for protection against the elements. Asphalt shingles are available in a range of grades. The better the grade, the longer the life expectancy, which can range from 15 to 30+ years. Here’s more about the advantages of this roofing material.

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  • Easy to install. Asphalt shingles are among the easiest roofing materials to install. The size and flexibility of shingles make it easy to adapt them to any roof size and shape.
  • Low-maintenance. Many roofing materials require regular maintenance in order to retain their appearance and performance; asphalt shingles are easy to keep clean, and can quickly be repaired or replaced if they are damaged.
  • Aesthetically pleasing. Asphalt shingles come in a wide selection of colors and textures. Our expert roofing contractors can help create a design that will match the architecture and décor of your home. Certain asphalt shingles can mimic the look of wood, tile or slate, giving your home an elegant finish at a lower cost.
  • Lightweight. Although durable, asphalt shingles are still relatively light and will not place undue stress on your home’s roofing infrastructure. Heavier materials may require additional bracing or support before installation.
  • Affordable. An asphalt shingle roof can be one of the lowest cost options for roofing your home, giving you an excellent return on your roofing investment.

Get all the features you want in a roofing material at a price you can afford. Contact G&R Roofing Co. for a free shingle estimate today by calling 936-271-9299 or completing our online quote request form.

The Top Questions to Ask Your Asphalt Shingles Roof Installation and Repair

When should asphalt shingles be replaced?

Asphalt shingles typically last for about 20 years, but there are several factors that can affect their lifespan. For example, if your shingles are installed in an area with high ultraviolet exposure, they may only last for 10 to 15 years. Likewise, if your shingles are installed in a cold climate, they may also have a shorter lifespan. If you're not sure when your asphalt shingles were installed, it's generally a good idea to have them inspected by a roofing contractor every few years. This way, you can catch any problems early and prevent major damage to your home.

Can you replace just a few shingles?

Sometimes a roofer will only replace a few shingles if they're damaged and not the entire roof. If the roof is in relatively good condition, they may only recommend replacing the damaged shingles. If there are a lot of shingles missing or damaged, then the entire roof would need to be replaced.

Is it better to repair or replace a roof?

It depends on a few factors, such as the roof's age, condition, and material. It’s usually more cost-effective to repair a roof than to replace it. However, if the roof is very old or in bad condition, it might be more sensible to replace it instead of repairing it.

Can you put new asphalt shingles over old ones?

You can put new asphalt shingles over old ones, but there are a few things to consider before doing so. If the old shingles are in good condition, then you may be able to simply install new shingles over them. However, if the old shingles are cracked or curling, then it's best to remove them before installing new ones. It's also important to make sure that the roof deck is in good condition before installing new shingles. If there is any water damage or rot, then the deck should be repaired before new shingles are installed. Ultimately, it's best to consult with a professional roofer to see if installing new shingles over old ones is a viable option.

Is it OK to put two layers of shingles on a roof?

It is not recommended to put two layers of shingles on a roof. While it is possible to do this, it will not provide the best protection for your home. The main purpose of shingles is to protect your roof from the elements. When you put two layers of shingles on your roof, you are adding an extra layer of material that will need to be sealed and could lead to water damage in the future. Additionally, two layers of shingles can make your roof heavier and more susceptible to wind damage. It is usually recommended to replace all the shingles on your roof at once. This will ensure that your roof is properly protected and will last for many years.

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Roof repair or installation is a major purchase and one of the most important elements of your home. The roof is a vital part of keeping the elements outside, and that is why you should only hire the best roofers. Are you ready to get started or have additional questions? Our team can come out and inspect the job, provide a free estimate, answer questions and provide a satisfactory service. Call today!

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If you would like to know more about having the highest quality shingles available to protect your home, contact the team at G&R Roofing. We have been installing roofs across the area for more than 20 years. In this time we have built a reputation on our high-quality workmanship and selection of superior products.

If you are looking for high-quality products and workmanship in The Woodlands and Houston, contact G&R Roofing today.

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