Strip shingle

Strip Shingles For Your Home

When you factor in the different patterns, colors, and designs of our shingles, Pro Home Improvement offers over 300 roofing options. Meaning that when you choose us for your roof replacement project, we will build you the perfect roof for the look and feel of your home. All those options start with three shingle categories: strip, dimensional, and architectural. Strip shingles are the most economical option, but that does not make it a lesser choice.

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What are strip shingles?

At one point, asphalt strip shingles were the most widely used shingle on the market. They are the original asphalt shingle. Eventually, advances in manufacturing technology and a more informed consumer led to strip shingles losing their dominance in the industry.

Style of Strip Shingles

Strip shingles are meant to mimic slate roofing, and along the roofline, they will appear to lay flat. This flat look is created in part by their single layer design. Strip shingles are also less bulky than dimensional or premium materials, making them the lightest weight shingle on the market.

Pro Home Improvement offers two grades of strip shingles XT25 & XT30, both of these shingle grades 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.

XT25 Strip Shingles

The XT25 is exceptionally strong, with a tough fiberglass base to provide long-lasting protection whatever the weather.

XT25 Autumn Brown

XT30 Strip Shingles

The XT30 is a step up from the XT25: this is the heaviest fiberglass three tab shingle in its class, providing even greater durability and unrivaled protection against tearing.

XT30IR Weathered Wood

Do you install asphalt strip shingles near me?

Pro offers asphalt strip shingles to homeowners all over the Metro Detroit area. We are based in Ferndale, but we regularly complete roofing projects in places like Detroit, Ann Arbor, West Bloomfield, Metamora, and even Flint!

To learn more about our asphalt roof services call us at 888-PRO-1998 (888-776-1998). You can also schedule a Free No-Pressure Roof Estimate today!

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