Roofing

Titanium® Synthetic Underlayment - The premium choice for protection that lasts. Contractors trust Titanium® Synthetic Underlayment for roofing projects that demand performance. Sure-Foot™ Technology creates a safer nodular walking surface that resists tearing and keeps working to help prevent moisture damage and cracking under tough conditions. Choose one of the most preferred premium synthetic underlayment brands — and the ideal choice for asphalt and metal roofing systems.

• Protects against UV exposure for up to 6 months
• Patented Sure-Foot® nodular walking surface provides slip resistant walkability even on steep slopes
• Titanium® synthetic underlayment is up to 12x stronger than #30 felt
• Titanium® UDL25, UDL30, and UDL50 Roof Underlayment are part of the Owens Corning Total Protection Roofing System®

Shingles - In addition to maintaining the integrity of your roof’s structure and helping to keep out water, roofing shingles also add a tremendous amount of curb appeal and value to your home. The type of roofing shingles you choose can also affect your roof’s durability against wind, rain, hail, and other weather events

• Asphalt Roofing Shingles - Asphalt roofing shingles are reliable, affordable and among the most popular roofing material in use today.
• Specialty Asphalt Roofing Shingles - Specialty shingles can come in bolder colors and styles that mimic other roofing materials, such as tile or wood shake, and offer the practicality and affordability of asphalt shingles with a slightly different look.
• Other Types of Roofing:
  • Tile Roofing - Tile roofing is typically made of concrete and may be used on the roofs of historic properties and homes in the American Southwest region. They’re much heavier than asphalt shingles, requiring the interior structure of the roof to be reinforced so it can hold up the extra weight. Certain granule color combinations on asphalt shingles can achieve the aesthetics of tile, such as TruDefinition® Duration® Shingles in the color Terra Cotta.    
  • Slate Tile Shingles - Slate tile roofing shingles are made of individual thin pieces of slate, a natural stone, which are quite heavy when installed together. If you want the look of slate tile without the hassles, there are asphalt shingle options available, such as Berkshire® Shingles from Owens Corning®.
  • Wood Shingles - Wood shingles have been used for hundreds of years as a roofing option for homeowners. Most wood shingles are made from either cedar or redwood. They are cut into precise shapes and have a much smaller exposure than traditional wood shakes, which gives them a distinct look. Homeowners looking for the rustic appearance of old-fashioned wood shingles with the durability of asphalt may be interested in TruDefinition® Duration MAX® Shingles.
  • Wood Shake Shingles - Like wood shingles, wood shake shingles are also made from either cedar or redwood, but are not as precisely cut — they are typically sawn off and hand-split for a more homespun look. Again, because they are made out of wood, they are more prone to fire damage and cannot achieve a Class A fire rating. You can get the look of shake shingles with specialty asphalt shingles, such as Woodmoor® and Woodcrest®, which are cut to mimic the natural, rustic look of shake with less maintenance and carry a Class A fire rating, the highest fire-resistance standard in the industry.

Metal Sales offers metal roof panels that allow for a certain level of customization in fastener type, rib height, coverage, product series, and substrate material. No matter the look you desire for your roof, their wide selection of metal roofing options make any aesthetic appeal possible.

Common metals for roofing include:

• Aluminum
• Copper
• Tin
• Zinc
• Steel

Grace Ice & Water Shield® HT is high temperature self-adhered roofing underlayment, a premier membrane designed to deliver premium in-place performance for high temperature applications. It is composed of two waterproofing materials—an innovative and proprietary rubberized asphalt adhesive combined with a high performance polymeric film with UV barrier properties. The rubberized asphalt surface is backed with a foldless release paper that protects its adhesive quality. During application, the release paper is easily removed, allowing the rubberized asphalt to bond tightly to the roof deck. The RIPCORD® embedded in the adhesive provides the applicator a “split release on demand” feature, making it easier to apply in detail areas.