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Architectural
Heavy architectural shingle in the colors that suit brick, stone and stucco — CertainTeed Landmark and GAF Timberline, installed to the standard that earns each brand’s longest warranty.
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Architectural questions
The things homeowners and property managers ask before choosing this system.
What is an architectural shingle?
An architectural — or dimensional — shingle is a laminated asphalt shingle built from two or more bonded layers, which gives it depth, shadow lines, and far more weight than a flat three-tab. That extra mass is why it carries higher wind ratings and lasts roughly a decade longer.
How long do architectural shingles last?
Typically 25–30 years in Middle Tennessee, and CertainTeed Landmark and GAF Timberline are both warranted to a lifetime limited term when installed as a complete system by a certified contractor. Attic ventilation affects the real-world number as much as the shingle does.
What is the difference between CertainTeed Landmark and GAF Timberline?
Both are premium architectural shingles and both perform well. Landmark carries a slightly heavier mat and a broader color palette; GAF Timberline HDZ has the stronger nailing zone for installers and a well-regarded wind warranty. We are certified for both, so the choice comes down to color, budget, and which system warranty you want registered.
What color roof is best for a brick house?
Weathered Wood and Driftwood suit warm red and orange brick; Charcoal Black, Moire Black, and Oyster Gray suit gray, white, and painted brick. The projects in this gallery are labeled by exact product and color so you can see each one on a real Middle Tennessee home rather than on a sample board.
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