Residential Inclined Roofs

The traditional residential home will have a steep slope roof.

With 100 years of roofing experience, our team has the knowledge to arrive at the best steep slope solution to protect your home. We strive to treat your home like we would treat our own with impeccable craftsmanship, tidy clean-up and most of all complete satisfaction for our customers.

 

When choosing the right product for your steep-slope roof, we consider these options:

Asphalt Shingles

Asphalt Shingles are the most common roofing materials used on steep-sloped roofs in Nebraska. Asphalt Shingles are normally made with a fiberglass mat and most are laminated to give the appearance of wood. There are a variety of colors, grades and styles to choose from.

Standing Seam Metal Roofing

Standing Seam Metal Roofing is considered to be one of the most durable and maintenance free types of roofing. Standing Seam comes in a wide range of colors and styles. It also may offer some energy reductions benefits.

Concrete and Clay Tile

Concrete and Clay Tile come in a wide variety of colors and finishes. Tiles are a very attractive choice to add to the cosmetic appeal to your commercial property. Special steps need to take place to ensure the structure can support the weight of a tile roof.

Slate

Slate is a dense, durable, naturally occurring material that is in effect impenetrable. Slate comes in a wide variety of colors. The color of the slate depends on the chemical and mineral composition, and may change with exposure to weather.

Shake Shingles

Shake Shingles can be made from a variety of different woods including cedar, redwood and pine. Shake Shingles are popular because of their desired natural look.

Synthetic Slate/Tile

An injected molded shingle made to mirror the look of authentic slate, these shingles are durable and have less wear from the sun than traditional slate. This can be a cost effective alternative, while still achieving the desired look.

Let us help you find a solution for your next Steep Slope Residential Roof project