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Roofing Choices in Moriarty, New Mexico

Spanish Tile or Asphalt Shingles – Which Is Right For You?

As previously mentioned, a new roof is a great way to dramatically change the appearance of your home, and there are many different options when it comes to materials. As an example, the red clay roof tile known as Spanish tile is a popular choice for homeowners in New Mexico and other parts of the country. These roofing tiles are durable and resistant to fire. Tile roofing is particularly well suited to warmer climates, such as ours in Moriarty, because when compared to other types of roofing, tile roofs often allow better air circulation. Ambient air will be able to flow above and below your roofing tiles, shedding heat from the sun as it does so, and that helps to keep your home cooler.

A different option is asphalt shingles. These come in two forms, one of which is organic, and the other is fiberglass. Fiberglass asphalt shingles are also sometimes called "glass fiber." Organic shingles are made from paper that is waterproofed by being saturated with asphalt, and then a coat of adhesive asphalt with ceramic granules is applied over the top of that. These shingles can be made resistant to algae and moss if copper is also mixed in. The fiberglass shingles are made from randomly laid fiberglass that is bonded to resin. Asphalt coats them to make them waterproof. A qualified, skilled contractor will know how to install roofing of either type of shingle and help you decide which is best for you and your home.

No matter what sort of roofing you choose to go with, the first step is to contact a contractor. By taking advantage of our free online estimate system, you will be put in touch with a variety of local contractors that can sit down with you to discuss your options in regards to budget and timeline