Have you ever thought about composite roofing? Do you know what the differences are? Today we will dig into the pros and cons!
Composite roofs are often confused with asphalt roofs when in fact, Composite roofs are more durable than its counterpart. Composite roofs are made up of asphalt, recycled products, and fiberglass, giving you a strong roof with resistance to pests, moisture, and other elements.
Pros of Composite Roofs
- Fire resistance
- Pest and bug resistance
- A lifespan between 20 – 50 years depending on the material and implementation
- A solid warranty to match the long expected life of the roof
- Improved insulation over asphalt roofs
- Resistance to splitting, warping, cracking and peeling
- Requires little to no maintenance
- Resistant to extreme weather and temperature changes
The Downsides of Composite Roofs
- Not all of the material in a composite roof can be recycled
- They are typically more expensive than asphalt roofs
As you can see there are many benefits to getting a composite roof. Someone with plans on living in their home for a long time should consider this option. Have more questions? Reach out to our team today.