Class 3 Shingles and Texas Hailstorms Hailstorms can wreak havoc on roofs, causing damage that leads to costly repairs. Fortunately, advancements in roofing materials have given rise to impact-resistant shingles that provide better protection against hail. In this article, we explore the journey from unclassified shingles to the emergence of Class 3 hail-resistant options.
Roofing shingles in extreme heat can experience damage such as cracking, curling, blistering, and granule loss. To prevent this from happening, homeowners should take precautions such as preheating roofing shingles in a warm room or storing them in shaded areas outdoors will help the adhesive to adhere to the layers below along the roof deck. … Continue reading Roofing Shingles in Texas Heat→
Class 4 Shingles are Impact Resistance Class 4 Shingles were actually tested by dropping a steel ball onto the shingles. The UL 2218 impact test was developed in conjunction with insurance industry leaders for the highest rating.