Roofing (Owens Corning)
Step By Step Roof
1. Your roof's first line of defense against the elements that is also the most visible. Shingles help protect your home and impact its overall exterior design and curb appeal.
2. Ice & Water Barrier - Roof deck protection against water infiltration resulting from the freeze/thaw cycle, wind-driven rains and normal water flow around eaves, rakes, valleys, vents, chimneys and skylights.
3. Synthetic underlayment - Provides a secondary barrier to help keep water out of your home.
4. Starter Shingles - Eliminate the need for a hand cut starter row and help prevent shingle blow-offs and water infiltration in vulnerable areas of the roof with starter shingle products.
5. Hip & Ridge Shingles - Add a tough, yet beautiful layer of defense to protect the most vulnerable areas such as hips & ridges.
6. Ventilation - Reduce heat and moisture buildup that can lead to ice damming, roof deterioration, and mold infestation through proper ventilation. Proper roof ventilation requires both exhaust and intake ventilation products.
Roofing (Owens Corning)
Nail Zone Performance
Owens Corning® Oakridge® and Duration® Series Shingles outperform where it matters most–the nailing zone. Compared to competitive shingles with wide, single-layer nailing zones, Owens Corning architectural shingles provide outstanding resistance to high winds, help deter water infiltration and help keep the shingle layers from separating.