Roofing

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Let’s face it, a lot of homeowners do not find their roof exciting. Generally roofs consist of bland colored shingles sitting on top of the house. For the most part, homeowners typically do not notice their roof unless there is an issue, like a leak or shingles that are coming off. However, roofing is actually one of the most important parts of your home. Without the proper roofing system you could be throwing away thousands of dollars in energy bills and creating more issues in other parts of your home that you aren’t even aware of.

Owen’s Corning roofing allows homeowners to have a roof that they do not have to worry about, and it doesn’t cause any further issues to their homes or their wallets. Weather Tight is the Milwaukee Roofing experts.

With a line of durable shingles, there are many options for you to choose from when it comes to your roof. A top pick for our customers is the Duration Shingle, which contains an ice and water shield and guarantees up to 130mph wind warranty. These are some of the strongest roofing materials on the market. Our materials makes us an easy choice for a Milwaukee roofing contractor.

Owen’s Corning Roof Features

• VentiSureR Roofing  Ventilation System
• Allows cool air to come in through the soffit and pushes the warm air and moisture out through the roof vents in the attic
• Helps prevent damage from extreme heat and cold in your attic
• Hip & Ridge Shingles
• Helps to protect the roofing ridge vents and adds the attractive finished look. Will also help prevent buckling and lifting in the future
• Owens Corning Quality Shingles
• Come in many colors and will protect your home from bad weather
• Felt Underlayment System from Owens Corning
• Adds an extra layer of protection between the shingles and the roof deck. Works to prevent damage from rain coming under your shingles
• WeatherlockR Self-Sealing Ice & Water Roofing Barrier System
• Helps to protect your roof in the most important areas where water can do the most damage to a roof: eaves, valleys, dormers, and skylights