What Type Of Roof Lasts  The Longest?

01. Slate Roofing

One of the main benefits of slate roofing is its impressive longevity, up to 100 years. This durability is due to the slate's ability to withstand extreme weather, like heavy rain, snow, and high winds. Its resistance to weather-related damage ensures reliable, long-term protection for your home.

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02. clay and  concrete tiles

Both materials are known for their impressive lifespan, ranging from 50 to 100 years. Their durability is also influenced by the climate. Clay tiles excel in dry climates, whereas concrete tiles are highly resistant to various weather conditions.

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03. metal Roofing

The typical lifespan of steel and aluminum roofs ranges from 40 to 70 years, while copper and zinc last up to 100 years. They're highly resistant to extreme weather conditions. Additionally, metal roofs are energy-efficient and require minimal maintenance, which explains their widespread popularity.

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04. wood shingles and shakes

These roofing materials typically last between 20 to 40 years, with cedar and redwood being popular choices due to their resistance to decay. The advantages of wood roofing include its natural aesthetics, eco-friendliness, and good insulation properties.

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03. asphalt shingles

Typically, asphalt shingles last 15 to 30 years, depending on the climate and maintenance best practices. Their popularity stems from their affordability, ease of installation, and variety of styles. However, a significant downside is their relatively shorter lifespan compared to other roofing materials.

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Where Do  I Get Started? 

Proudly serving the Pittsburgh area,  JP Roofing has multiple services the bring you the best quality of roof.  Our professionals are ready to give you a roof that is worth your investment!