Choose the Right Roofing & Siding Materials for Your Home or Business

Good fit: Homeowners who like the value of asphalt but want a thicker, more dimensional appearance and improved durability.

Not ideal if: You are trying to keep the project as low-cost as possible.

Good fit: Homeowners looking for long-term performance, strong weather resistance, and a clean modern appearance.

Not ideal if: Upfront cost is your biggest concern or you prefer a traditional shingle look.

Good fit: Homeowners who want the look of shakes, slate, or barrel tile with durable, low-maintenance materials.

Not ideal if: You prefer natural materials or are looking for the lowest upfront cost.

Good fit: Low-slope roofs, porches, additions, garages, and areas where traditional shingles are not the right application.

Not ideal if: Your roof has a standard steep slope where shingles or metal would be a better match.

Good fit: Homeowners who want an affordable, low-maintenance siding option with plenty of color and style choices.

Not ideal if: You want a premium wood-like appearance or maximum impact resistance.

Good fit: Homeowners who want the look of real wood with added durability and better resistance to moisture and weather.

Not ideal if: You want the lowest-cost option or the least amount of upkeep possible.

Good fit: Homeowners looking for strong durability, fire resistance, pest resistance, and a clean modern appearance.

Not ideal if: Upfront cost and installation weight are major concerns.

Good fit: Homeowners who want long-lasting protection, a sleek exterior, and minimal ongoing maintenance.

Not ideal if: You prefer a traditional wood look or are concerned about dents from heavy impact.