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Aluminum

By far the lightest decking material and the strongest. Comes in a variety of wood-grain finishes and colors. Most aluminum decking planks have interlocking edges which create gap-free, watertight decks. Particularly useful for 2nd story decks since the space below stays dry.

Architectural ( aka Dimensional) shingles

Architectural shingles are typically 2 separate shingles laminated together to create a stronger, thicker and more visually appealing shingle. They are generally more expensive than 3 tab but they will last longer. These shingles will last 20 to 50 years dependent on the grade and manufacturer.

ASPHALT ROOFING

The type of roof your home has plays a significant role as far as your home’s durability and aesthetics are concerned. There are different types of roofing materials that you can choose for your house. However, when it comes to the decision on the type of roofing to have, asphalt shingles are a great idea. They give homeowners beautiful, reliable and affordable roofing options. These are the common types typically used in the Northwest. 3 tab asphalt shingles A 3 tab shingle is distinguished by 3 uniform cut outs or ‘tabs’ made along the lower half of the shingle. They look like 3 separate pieces when installed. 3 tab is the most affordable asphalt shingle. The average lifespan is 15 to 20 years.

Composite and PVC

This is the fastest-growing type of decking material on today’s market. Composite is typically made from a mixture of recycled plastic and wood dust that’s molded into long, dense boards. PVC (polyvinyl chloride) decking is made of 100 percent plastic.

DECKING

Choosing a decking material has become much more difficult than ever before. Just a few years ago the only option was a few different species of wood. Today, there are many options.

Designer shingles

As the name suggests these shingles can simulate the look of many other types of roofing such as wood shake, slate, tile and more. There are literally dozens of shapes and styles available from various manufactures.

Flat Rolled Self-Adhering Granulated Roofing

A self-adhering granulated roofing system is an excellent solution for roofs that are not steep enough for traditional shingles. These are made of 2 or 3 layers with a granulated top layer similar to the granules on regular roofing shingles. The base layer is either nailable or self-adhering (depending on the specific installation) with a self-adhering mid ply.

Luxury Heavy Laminate shingles

As with the other types of asphalt shingles heavy laminate shingles are constructed of asphalt, ceramic coated mineral granules and fiberglass matting. Heavy laminate shingles, however, are built on a heavier base material and constructed using multiple layers of asphalt material. They are the heaviest and most durable of asphalt shingles which slows them to have the highest wind ratings and withstand severe weather conditions.

Wood

The common types are pressure treated, cedar, redwood and tropical hardwoods