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Asphalt Shingle Roofs

Do you need your roofing shingles replaced, and want to dive into the various options available?

3-Tab Roof Shingles

In Middle Tennessee, most homes have either 3-tab, or architectural (dimensional) shingles. 3-tab roofing shingles are the most common shingles you’ll find. They often come with 10-20 year lifespans, and they are:

  1. Easy to install
  2. One of the most affordable options
  3. Primarily made of asphalt
  4. May struggle in wind over 70 mph
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Why Choose 3-Tab Roofing Shingles?

If you want to save money, while still protecting your home, a 3-tab roofing shingle may be the perfect fit for you! Obviously, new shingles are better than old or broken shingles!

Also, even if you are located in a windy area, if your home has large trees surrounding it, or it’s located in a neighborhood – you may never have to worry about their often lower wind ratings.

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Architectural (Dimensional) Roof Shingles

If you want a higher quality shingle than 3-tab, or simply want to improve the aesthetics of your roof without paying quite a bit more for slate, metal, wood, or composite options – an architectural roof shingle may be right for you!

Architectural shingles are similar to 3-tab, but they:

  1. Can withstand up to 120 mph wind
  2. Come in a variety of styles
  3. Are much more durable
  4. Can last 30+ years
  5. Can be 2-3x more expensive than 3-tab
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Why Choose Architectural Roof Shingles?

If you’re planning on staying in a home for the long term, want better curb appeal, or you live in a stormy area that faces high winds – Architectural Roof Shingles may be the best option for you.

Roof Shingle Brands

At Perch, we have several brands we commonly work with, but we can also work with the brand of your choice!

Here are a handful of brands we use:

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Have questions about the right roofing materials for your roof, or want to learn more about metal roofs?