Architectural Shingle Roofing in Lilburn

Most new roofs around here use architectural shingles, and it is easy to see why. Two layers glued into one make them thicker than old three-tab shingles, with shadow lines that give a roof depth. They also tend to hold better in wind. But the brand on the bundle matters less than how they go on. Wind resistance depends on nails landing in the right zone, in the right number, and on the seal strip bonding to a clean, flat row below. That is where we focus. We start with sound decking, then synthetic underlayment, sealed valleys, new drip edge and a starter strip at every edge so the first row has something to grip. Shingles go on in straight, tight courses. Ridge caps match the field. Vents are balanced. You choose your color from full-size samples held against your house in daylight. Your roof also leaves us with a standard warranty attached, and upgraded shingle or labor coverage is yours to add.