The Top Three Types of Roofs in Arizona

For those who live in Arizona and are thinking about getting a roof makeover, there are a few options to choose from. Before hiring a roofing contractor, take into consideration the following three types of roofing.

Tile Roofing

Tile roofing offers homeowners and architects a beautiful high-quality timeless appearance. It is extremely durable and very affordable option for homeowners. The bad news is that tile roofing comes in several different types. This means several different options to choose from. Here are a couple of the different options.

• Clay Roof Tiles are strong and durable
• Spanish Style Roof Tiles are an ancient style, descended from ancient Rome
• Metal Roofing Tiles can be very durable but heavy
• Asphalt Roofing Tiles are most popular option in North America. Waterproof, long lasting and affordable.
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Foam Roofing

Foam roofing insulation has several benefits. The foam roofing insulation is created from polyurethane foam and is applied as a liquid. Once it dries, it creates a single sheath that covers the entire roof. The great benefit to a foam roof is that there are no seams. This eliminates the chance for rain water to seep into layers or missing shingles, causing damage to the home from within the walls and attic.

The material used to create a foam roof is extremely durable and lightweight. The weight of the material is around 50 pounds per square foot. Other types of roofing material can weigh as much as 100 to 500 pounds per square foot. Another great benefit is that the foam insulation allows the home to stay much cooler.

Shingle Roofing

Shingle roofing is the most popular roofing material. This is because it is usually recommended by architects along with contractors as well. Part of the popularity is that the shingle roofing comes in many different designs and patterns to choose from. In fact, you will not find such a wide range to choose from amongst the other options. This makes this type of roofing very appealing to most home owners.

There inevitably comes a time when the roof of the house needs to be replaced. Fortunately they do last a long time, but not forever. Mother nature can take its toll on any type of roof.

When people are considering their options and looking into hiring a roofing contractor, the things to consider would be proper experience. Always check to make sure that their contractor license is up to date.

Extremely hot weather can wear down a roof over a period of years. In Arizona weather can change drastically from cold to hot and back again. This type of weather can take its toll on roofing material. Roofing contractors in are quite aware of this and can offer friendly sound advice on the type of roofing material a home in Arizona may need.

Keep in mind that poor roofing can lead to a great deal of water damage during the rainy and windy seasons. Keeping roofing tiles in tip top shape can save a home owner thousands of dollars in the long run.

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Arizona Native Roofing
By Jason Swim
24008 N. 104th Avenue
Peoria, Arizona 85383
Office: 602-348-6559

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