Roofing

Our dedicated team is committed to providing reliable and effective residential roofing that ensure the protection of your home. Whether you require re-roofing or comprehensive roofing maintenance, we strive to deliver lasting solutions tailored to your specific needs.

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Shingle

Asphalt shingles are cost-effective without skimping on quality or energy efficiency. Plus, our team is dedicated to providing timely and professional installations.

We offer a wide variety of asphalt shingles that can be customized to suit your needs. We have traditional 3-tab shingles that work with many home styles as well as dimensional and premium shingles available in multiple styles to add architectural interest to your home.

Flat Roofing

we take great pride in the high-quality flat roofing services we provide to our residential and commercial clients. Our flat roofing service is second to none. We use only professional-grade materials and our expert jobs are both high-quality and affordable. Plus, our team of skilled contractors is always up for a challenge. So, whether you need a new flat roof installed, or repairs to an existing one, we've got you covered.

Metal Roofing

When it comes to metal roofing, you can count with J&C Seamless Gutters for our professional experience and attention to detail. We handcraft every roof with the highest quality materials to ensure durability and longevity. Let us provide the necessary care your roof deserves.

We professional install, maintain and repair Aluminum Roofing, Cooper Roofing and Metal Sheet Roofing.

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Roofing FAQs

How many years should a roof last? The average lifespan of a roof usually ranges between 25 to 50 years. However, a roof's life expectancy ultimately depends on the quality, durability and type of material chosen.

What is an asphalt shingle roof? An asphalt shingle roof is the most common type of roof you see on homes today. It’s a roof system made primarily out of asphalt shingles and other asphalt roofing components. There are three types of asphalt shingles to choose from: 3-tab, dimensional, and luxury. 3-tab asphalt shingles lay flat and get their name from the 3 tabs on each shingle strip. Dimensional shingles give you a good looking random pattern or simulate the look of a wood shake roof. Luxury or premium shingles are actually larger than the other asphalt shingles and are made to look like slate.

What are the 4 things to consider when designing a roof? Material. The type of material that you choose for your roofing system will have a major impact on its durability, physical appearance, longevity, and cost. Budget. Architecture. Color.

Is an asphalt roof the same as shingles? An asphalt roof is more than just the shingles you see from the street. It's a combination of different key roofing components and materials to ensure your home stays leak-free. While the asphalt shingles are the bulk of an asphalt roof, all the other roofing materials are just as important.

Are asphalt roofs slippery when wet? Shingle asphalt is hydrophobic — it repels water and stays slick. The water beads rather than soaks in, which is why your roof keeps you dry. That beaded water slides downhill to your gutters.

How do I know if my roof is unsafe? * The Roof Is Sagging. Any signs of sagging interior or exterior should be investigated promptly. * Leaks. * Doors and Windows That Stick or Won't Operate Properly. * Buckling or Cracked Ceilings. * Cracks in Masonry.

Can I put new shingles over old ones? If conditions are right, new shingles laid over old ones can be just as attractive and durable as shingles laid on bare sheathing. Installation is easier than for a tear-off job, since you can use the existing shingles as guides for laying the new ones

Is it better to have a lighter or darker colored shingle? Light shingles fair better in warmer weather, as light colors tend to deflect sunlight and keep your house cooler. Dark shingles are the opposite; they absorb heat, which makes them excellent for colder climates. They also tend to make snow melt much more quickly.