Roofing types

Roofing types for Brazos Valley homes and buildings

We install three roofing systems: asphalt shingle in three tab and architectural styles, metal, and flat TPO. This page explains each one, then gives plain guides to other materials you may be weighing.

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Roofing types · guide
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EV Roofing & Construction
Office
Bryan, TX
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What we install

The systems we install

We are Owens Corning certified and GAF certified.

  • Asphalt shingle A fiberglass mat, an asphalt coating and mineral granules. A common roof on pitched Texas homes.
  • Architectural shingles Asphalt shingles laminated in layers for a thicker, dimensional look.
  • Metal Metal roofs for homes, shops, outbuildings and commercial buildings.
  • Flat and low slope (TPO) A single ply, reflective membrane with welded seams, on flat and low slope roofs.

EV Roofing & Construction carries a 10 year workmanship warranty on roofing. Materials carry the manufacturer warranty. Cover begins at substantial completion and excludes owner supplied items, normal wear, and damage from deferred maintenance.

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Choosing

How the choice usually gets made

Pitch decides a lot of it. Shingles are made for sloped roofs, and flat or low slope sections need a membrane such as TPO.

After that it comes down to the building, how it is used, what an HOA allows, and what you want it to look like. We talk it through on site and put the recommendation in writing.

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Other materials

Other materials, explained

Texas homeowners also ask about clay tile, concrete tile, slate, synthetic and wood shake roofs. The guides below explain what each material is, how it behaves in Central Texas heat, hail and expansive clay soils, and what to ask any contractor before work starts.

They are explainers, not an offer. If you have one of these roofs or are weighing one, talk to us about it and we will tell you plainly what we can do.

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Before you choose

Questions worth asking about any roof

  • Who stands behind the workmanship Get the workmanship warranty in writing, with the term, the exclusions and the name of the company that honors it.
  • Proof of insurance A certificate of insurance sent to you directly by the agent or carrier, showing general liability and workers compensation.
  • Certifications you can check Manufacturer certifications can be verified with the manufacturer rather than taken on trust.
  • What the scope says What comes off, what goes on, how penetrations and flashings are handled, and what happens if the decking is compromised.

What we install

Four pages, three systems

Straight answers

Questions we hear

Which roofing systems does EV install?

Asphalt shingle in three tab and architectural styles, metal, and flat TPO. Each one has its own page here.

Is metal or shingle right for my house?

It depends on the pitch, the building, what an HOA allows and the look you want. We walk the roof, talk through both, and put the recommendation in writing.

Do roofers need a state license in Texas?

Texas does not issue a state license for roofing contractors. The Roofing Contractors Association of Texas runs a voluntary program as a trade association, not a government agency, so ask for the things you can check.

Does College Station set a minimum for roofing materials?

Yes. Materials used for residential re-roofing in College Station must carry a minimum Class C fire rating, and an inspection is required when the work is complete.

When should a roof be looked at?

Late winter, before the May hail peak, and early fall, before the first light freeze around 27 to 29 November.

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Tell us what you need and where. Add a few photos if you have them. We call you back during business hours with a time to come out, and you get the scope in writing before anyone lifts a tool.

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