Fasto Roofing provides a detailed comparison between composite and laminate roofs, helping homeowners make an informed decision on the best roofing material for their needs.
Composite Roofs
Composition and Benefits
Material: Made of fiberglass, providing the appearance of wood or slate.
Durability: Fire-resistant, waterproof, and resistant to warping, peeling, or cracking.
Lifespan: Expected lifetime of 30 to 50 years.
Additional Features: Offers algae-free options and enhanced durability.
Laminate Roofs
Composition and Benefits
Material: Constructed with the same material as standard 3-tab asphalt shingles, with an added layer for durability.
Aesthetic: Provides a more three-dimensional and natural look compared to the flat appearance of single-layer shingles.
Durability: Made of fiberglass, similar to composite roofs, with additional asphalt layers for increased strength.
Shared Benefits
Common Features
Energy Efficiency: Both types are good insulators, enhancing energy efficiency.
Storm Resistance: Durable enough to withstand powerful storms.
Aesthetic Appeal: Available in multiple textures and colors, boosting curb appeal.
Conclusion
Choosing between composite and laminate roofs depends on your specific needs and preferences.
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