Steep slope roofing is ideal for roofs with a pitch greater than 2:12. At Eastern Roofing, we provide expert solutions for a variety of steep slope roofing systems designed to meet the unique needs of residential and commercial properties. Here’s an overview of what we offer:

 

Types of Steep Slope Roofing Systems

Asphalt Shingles:

• Composition: Made from fiberglass or organic mat coated with asphalt and granules.

• Varieties: Available in three-tab and architectural styles, offering durability and aesthetic appeal.

 

Metal Roofing:

• Materials: Includes steel, aluminum, copper, and zinc.

• Styles: Comes in panels or shingles, providing a sleek, modern look with exceptional longevity.

 

Tile Roofing:

• Materials: Clay or concrete tiles.

• Benefits: Known for their durability, fire resistance, and distinctive, elegant appearance.

 

Wood Shingles and Shakes:

• Materials: Typically made from cedar, redwood, or pine.

• Styles: Shingles are machine-cut for a smooth finish, while shakes are hand-split for a rustic look.

 

Slate Roofing:

• Composition: Natural stone tiles.

• Benefits: Offers unmatched durability, fire resistance, and a timeless, sophisticated aesthetic.

 

Synthetic Roofing:

• Materials: Composites that mimic the appearance of natural materials like slate or wood.

• Advantages: Lighter weight, lower cost, and easier installation compared to traditional materials.

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Applications

Steep slope roofing is commonly used in residential buildings, particularly single-family homes, as well as certain commercial properties like churches and historic buildings. Its aesthetic versatility and functional benefits make it a popular choice for a wide range of architectural styles.