SHINGLE ROOF

Discover the Best Shingle Options for Your Home

At A&J Roofing, we believe you deserve the best of the best, which is why we only work with the highest quality products and materials. For your shingle roof, our team is proud to offer you North America’s top-selling shingles from leading manufacturers. 

Our shingles include:

• GAF Timberline HDZ® & UHDZ® Shingles
• Timberline® AH™ (American Harvest Designer Selection) Shingles
• Owens Corning Duration, Duration Designer & Duration Flex Shingles

Finding the perfect shingles for your roof is as easy as calling A&J Roofing. 

We offer amazing shingles available in a wide variety of colors including:

• Weathered Wood   •   Brownwood   •   Terra Cotta
• Charcoal   •   Williamsburg Gray      •   Aged Copper
• Pewter Gray             •   Teak              •   Black Sable
• Barkwood     •   Slatestone Gray       •   Bourbon
• Shakewood     •   Sierra Gray              •   Merlot
• Hickory    •   Sand Castle                •   Pacific Wave
• Slate          •   Peppercorn                 •   Sand Dune
• Mission Brown   •   Onyx Black   •   Sedona Canyon
• Hunter Green     •   Midnight Plum   •   Storm Cloud
• Williamsburg Slate • State Gray • Summer Harvest
• Biscayne Blue •   Driftwood
• Fox Hollow Gray                        •   Desert Rose
• Oyster Gray                                  •   Colonial Slate   
• Patriot Red.                                  •   Chateau Green

Signs Your Roof Needs New Shingles

Determining whether your shingles need to be replaced involves inspecting your roof for signs of damage or wear. 

Here are some indicators that may suggest it's time to replace your shingles:

• Age of the Roof: Consider the age of your roof. Most asphalt shingle roofs have a lifespan of 20 to 30 years. If your roof is approaching or has surpassed this timeframe, it might be time to consider replacement.
• Curling or Buckling: Check for shingles that are curling at the edges or buckling in the middle. This can be a sign of weathering and aging, and it compromises the shingle's ability to protect your roof.
• Missing Shingles: If you notice shingles that are entirely missing, it's a clear sign that your roof needs attention. Missing shingles leave your roof vulnerable to leaks and other damage.
• Granule Loss: Inspect your gutters for an excessive amount of granules. Asphalt shingles have granules that protect them from the sun. If you see a significant loss of granules, it may indicate the shingles are aging and losing their protective layer.
• Visible Cracks or Damage: Look for visible cracks, tears, or other signs of physical damage on the shingles. Damaged shingles can allow water to penetrate the roof, leading to leaks and other issues.
• Sagging or Warping: A sagging or warped roofline can indicate structural issues, and it may be related to the condition of the underlying shingles. Inspect your roof from a distance to see if it maintains a straight, even line.
• Algae or Moss Growth: Algae, moss, or mold growth on shingles can be a sign of moisture retention. While cleaning may help, persistent growth may indicate the need for a new roof, especially if the shingles are deteriorating.
• Interior Leaks or Water Damage: Check your attic for signs of water leaks or water damage. Stains on the ceiling or walls, mold growth, or a musty odor can indicate that water is penetrating the roof.
• Energy Efficiency Changes: If you notice a significant increase in your energy bills, it could be due to compromised roof insulation. Damaged or aging shingles may allow heat or cold to penetrate your home more easily.

• Multiple Repairs: If you find yourself frequently repairing or patching areas of your roof, it may be more cost-effective in the long run to invest in a new roof rather than continuing with temporary fixes.

If you observe any of these signs, it's advisable to consult with a roofing professional for a thorough inspection. They can provide a more accurate assessment of the condition of your shingles and recommend the best course of action, whether it's repair or replacement. Regular roof inspections and maintenance can help catch issues early, potentially extending the life of your roof.