Architectural Shingles

Want a Better-Looking, More Durable Roofing System? Architectural, Dimensional, or Laminated Shingles Are Your Answer!

If you aren’t thrilled with the plain look of a standard shingle then the next step up is architectural shingles also known as dimensional or designer shingles.  With an architectural shingle you’re taking a big step-up in shingle durability (because they are considerably thicker), and because of this they usually have the longest and best warranties too.  Architectural shingles are meant to look like luxury roofing materials such as cedar shake, slate, stone, and other materials.

Ted Weber Jr. Roofing is a full service roofing contractor based in Wiscasset, ME and serving Cumberland County, Knox County, Lincoln County, and Sagadahoc County.  We sell and install architectural shingle roofing systems on high end homes for new construction, home improvement and total roof replacements due to storm damage.  Architectural shingles will help enhance the look of your home or business while offering excellent protection against the elements.

CertainTeed Architectural Shingles We Install:

• Landmark
• Landmark Pro
• Landmark Premium
• With many more various options available to the Northeast

What Is An Architectural Shingle?

It’s actually a combination of several factors  beginning with superior materials and construction of the shingles themselves.   Architectural shingles or also known as laminated or dimensional shingles provide a stunning three dimensional appearance  to your roofing surface. Some of the most attractive architectural roofing shingles simulate cedar wood shakes or other popular luxury roofing materials such as stone or slate.

Architectural shingles themselves also offer homeowners many more color and style options.  This flexibility allows you to install a roofing system that really accents your home and in a way that you get to choose.  The color, style and depth of an architectural shingle will set your home apart from the rest and boost your curb appeal.