Roof Replacements

Roof Replacements

Our 7 Step Roofing System is design to protect and last under all weather conditions along the way with our high quality materials

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Roof replacement overview

Roof Replacement will decrease the heating and cooling costs, increase the life of your roof and adds value to your home

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It is our priority to build a fully functional roof, as a homeowner is part of your everyday peace of mind and safety

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3 Steps for your roof replacement

Roof Inspection

Our experts will be able to assess and help determine the exact conditions of your home.

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We have a few different ways to get your a brand new roof, our financing and non-financing options will guarantee an approval.

Roof Replacement

Zolarzo’s 7 Roofing Process ensures your home with a 10 year labor warranty.

The Basic Roofing Materials

Asplaht Shingles:

There are many types of residential roofing materials on the market today, but the most popular is asphalt shingle roofing. This durable and versatile roof material has come a long way.

Asphalt shingles are made of a base mat, a layer of waterproof asphalt, and a layer of ceramic granules on the top to protect the shingle from UV rays. There are two types of asphalt shingles: fiberglass and organic.

Metal Roofing:

Metal roofs made of steel or aluminum have become more popular in recent years, due in part to their durability and because they are fireproof. These are that require specialty contractors for installation, but they may be cost-effective over the long run due to their long life. Several types of metal roofing systems are available, including raised-seam panels and products that mimic the look of composite shingles.

Composite shingles:

These synthetic tiles made from 95 percent recycled materials, including rubber, are gaining in popularity. They closely resemble slate and other forms of stone tile but are much lighter and less susceptible to damage.

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