Ridge Cap Shingles
The finishing layer at the peak. Seals the ridge line against water intrusion and gives the roofline its clean, finished appearance.
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The finishing layer at the peak. Seals the ridge line against water intrusion and gives the roofline its clean, finished appearance.
Seals around vent pipe penetrations — one of the most common leak points on any roof. Note: a properly designed roof uses one passive vent type, either a ridge vent or pipe boots, not both.
GAF's best-selling shingle. LayerLock™ technology delivers Class 4 impact resistance and a lifetime warranty — the main line of defense against wind and weather.
Seals the roof edges and directs water away from the fascia. Without it, the first course of shingles can lift in high winds.
Allows hot, humid air to escape the attic continuously. Proper ventilation extends shingle life and helps prevent moisture buildup and ice dams.
A high-traction synthetic underlayment that acts as a secondary water barrier if shingles are ever compromised. Significantly stronger and lighter than traditional felt.
The structural foundation everything else attaches to. Oriented strand board sheathing spans the rafters and provides a nailable surface for all layers above.
A self-adhering ice and water barrier applied at the eaves, valleys, and penetrations. The last line of defense against wind-driven rain and ice dams.
The finishing layer at the peak. Seals the ridge line against water intrusion and gives the roofline its clean, finished appearance.
Allows hot, humid air to escape the attic continuously. Proper ventilation extends shingle life and helps prevent moisture buildup and ice dams.
Seals around vent pipe penetrations — one of the most common leak points on any roof. A properly designed roof uses one passive vent type, either a ridge vent or pipe boots, not both.
GAF's best-selling shingle. LayerLock™ technology delivers Class 4 impact resistance and a lifetime warranty — the main line of defense against wind and weather.
Seals the roof edges and directs water away from the fascia. Without it, the first course of shingles can lift in high winds.
A high-traction synthetic underlayment that acts as a secondary water barrier if shingles are ever compromised. Significantly stronger and lighter than traditional felt.
A self-adhering ice and water barrier applied at the eaves, valleys, and penetrations. The last line of defense against wind-driven rain and ice dams.
The structural foundation everything else attaches to. Oriented strand board sheathing spans the rafters and provides a nailable surface for all layers above.
Texas weather doesn't give much warning; hail, wind, and sun damage add up fast, and the longer it sits, the more it can cost you. Most homeowners don't know what to look for. We do. If a storm affected your roof, siding, or windows, our inspectors document the damage with photos and a written report you can give your insurance company, and we can meet your adjuster on site to walk through what we found.
We offer flexible financing through Sunlight Financial. With rates as low as 9.99% APR on 120-month terms*.
Get the roof you need today without the upfront burden.
*Rate subject to credit approval and may vary based on creditworthiness.
