Roofing Catalog

These roofing products are currently available and Roofle can install these products on your home (complete roof replacement).

Choose between the most common types of roofing. Asphalt shingles are the best choice for most houses as they are more cost-effective, durable, work nearly in all climates, and come in a range of colors and styles. Wood roofs are best known for their beauty and last up to 50 years in dry climates but are the most expensive. Concrete and clay tile roofs provide a distinguished textured look and can withstand extreme weather, but require more specialized installation. Metal roofing is low-maintenance, storm-resistance, long-lasting, but may require more specialized installation.

Adjust the price range to a budget or monthly payment you are comfortable with. Price is for roof installation package, but may require additional upgrades e.g. new decking. Minimum payment option based on 180 months financing at 7.9% interest. Rates from 0% to 29.9%. Get pre-qualified (won't affect your credit).

Select which features of your new roof are important to you. Extended Warranty roofs provide more peace of mind with better than average coverage up to a lifetime. Storm Resistance roofs include class 3 & 4 impact-resistant products. Selecting Quick Install will show roofs that can be installed typically within 2-3 weeks. Designer Style points you to the more designer roofs. Top Selling roofs are the most widely used products.

View all products offered by each of the top roofing manufacturers trusted by millions of Americans. These twelve brands cover a comprehensive range of roof materials, styles, colors, quality, features, and overall value.

Roofs are often multi-colored but can be simply classified into six main colors. Choose a color to see roofs that match based on their primary color.

Roofle classifies roofs into four main grades. Architectural shingles are the standard for modern style and performance. Designer roofs have an elevated style from their max color definition, depth, unique pattern or texture. Specialty roofs are less common and may require more technical installation. 3-tab shingles are single-layer asphalt shingles providing minimal protection.