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Architectural Shingles For Your Home

Pro Home Improvement proudly offers over 300 roofing options for our customers. With multiple patterns, colors, and designs available for the shingles we offer you can customize a roof that expertly matches the tone and style of your home. With all this in mind, it is easy to see why Pro is Southeastern Michigan’s prefered roofing contractor.  When it comes to choosing the perfect roof for your home, we start with three shingle categories: strip, dimensional, and premium. Architectural shingles are the best option for Michigan homeowners that want to set their home apart from the pack.

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What are architectural shingles?

Architectural asphalt shingles have a more defined appearance from dimensional shingles. Care is taken to craft a look that is above and beyond what other roofing materials achieve when mimicking “old-world” roofing shingles. The enhanced aesthetic of premium shingles truly matches what you’d expect from natural slate or natural shake shingles.

Styles of Architectural Shingles

As with standard Dimensional shingles, Architectural shingles are for homeowners that want the appearance of cedar shake or slate shingles but the durability of asphalt. The main difference is in the attention to detail and as well as increased durability. These shingles are impact resistant, easily allowing them to withstand severe weather such as hail.

Pro Home Improvement offers four styles of architectural shingles:

Grand Manor Architectural Shingles

Grand Manor has a style and grace that is noticeable from any angle. This multi-layered architectural shingle replicates the look of slate with confidence. Featuring deep shadows and random tabs that result in a shingle with the incredibly authentic depth and dimension of slate.

GM Stonegate Gray

Presidential Shake Architectural Shingles

Presidential Shake shingles are the original luxury shingle. Created to mimic the look of hand-split cedar shakes. The shade, texture and rustic sculpted edges of each shingle combine to create a sophisticated design that stands far above the rest.

PR Chestnut

Belmont Architectural Shingles

The classic look of slate masterfully replicated in high performing asphalt shingles. Ideal for homes with steep-sloped roofs where the aesthetic of slate is preferred. The color palette includes deep blacks and grays and rich browns highlighted by shades of ochre, all with depth-enhancing shadow lines that provide authentic dimensionality.

BM Gatehouse Slate

Carriage House Architectural Shingles

Equal measures of craftsmanship and architectural creativity are at play in this shingle. With cut-away corners and wide, dark shadow lines, Carriage House creates a one-of-a-kind look of scalloped-edge natural slate. These shingles have been painstakingly designed to evoke a unique hand-crafted look. All of these shingle styles come in a wide range of beautiful colors, so you’re sure to find the shade you need to complement the rest of your home.

CH Stonegate Gray

Why Pro Grade Premium Shingles?

Pro Home Improvement has been perfecting the art of roofing installation for over 16 years. We have the tools and experience to get the job done swiftly and professionally. We also stand behind our work with a 25-year labor and materials guarantee.

Further information on roofing styles and pricing is available by contacting us directly at 888-PRO-1998 (888-776-1998). You can also schedule a Free No-Pressure Roof Estimate today!

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