Types of Roofing

No two buildings are alike. Over time, we always add our own individual touches and preferences to any property, and that uniqueness extends to every major feature of your building. This includes your roof, and that means no two roofing projects should ever be treated alike. So why should we, as a professional roofer, limit our customers to choosing from a small handful of the many types of roofing available on the market today? At Alpha Valley Roofing, we proudly offer services for a wide range of roofing styles and materials, ensuring you receive the new roof that looks great and performs well through even the toughest conditions.

At Alpha Valley Roofing, we offer a variety of roof types to meet the needs of our customers. Whether you’re looking for a traditional asphalt shingle roof or a more modern metal roof, we can help you find the perfect solution for your home. We are proud to be a preferred contractor for Owens Corning, one of the industry's leading material manufacturers and a leading name when it comes to quality. We also offer a wide range of products from other names like Malarkey, GAF, and TAMKO so you'll have the customization options you need to ensure that your roof is exactly what you’re looking for.

Schedule a consultation for your new roof installation by calling Alpha Valley Roofing at (956) 304-1403 today! Or contact us to schedule repairs if you're noticing issues like leaks or missing materials.

Types of Residential Roofing

Our team of experienced roofers are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest quality roofing services in the area. We understand that your roof is an important part of your home and we strive to provide you with the best roofing services possible.

We service a wide variety of roof materials, including:

• Asphalt Shingle Roofs: Asphalt shingle roofs are the most popular type of roof in South Texas simply because they offer the best combination of protection and value for the cost. Asphalt shingle roofs typically last around 15 to 20 years when properly cared for, and are generally pretty good about resisting damage from impacts caused by wind and hail.
• Metal Roofs: Metal roofs are becoming increasingly popular due to their durability and energy efficiency. Specialized metal materials help keep noise to a minimum, and metal roofs are also fireproof as well! Plus they can be manufactured to match many popular styles and colors.
• Tile Roofs: Tile roofs are a great option for homes that are looking for a more classic and traditional look, particularly if you're going for a Mediterranean or southwestern style. This type of roofing is generally pricier, but has a much longer expected lifespan at 30 years or more, and they might get you a discount with your home insurance company for being fireproof.
• Flat Roofs: While rare in residential applications, flat roofs are popular with ultra-modern architecture and provide a great option for homes that wish to utilize their roof as usable space. We offer a wide range of flat roof options, including those that allow you to use your roof as space for HVAC equipment and more.

Types of Commercial Roofing

Every commercial building has its own unique needs when it comes to roofing. That’s why we offer a wide array of roofing materials and services to ensure your facility receives the best protection possible. Common types of rooftop solutions used in commercial applications include standing seam metal roofs, built-up roofs, single-ply membrane systems, and more. From small offices to large warehouses, we have the expertise and skill to handle your roofing service needs.

No matter what type of roof you’re looking for, Alpha Valley Roofing is here to help. Our experienced team of roofers are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest quality roofing services in the area.

Contact us today to learn more about our roofing services and to get started on your project.

Suggested Reading:

• What You Need to Know About Choosing a Metal Roof for Your Home
• The Best Roofing Materials for High Winds
• Why a Roof Needs Great Shingles