A well-maintained asphalt shingle roof will last about 20 years, depending on the shingle quality and climate. Thicker architectural shingles generally last longer than three-tab shingles ...

He lives on Long Island, New York. Reach out to him on LinkedIn. Architectural asphalt shingles are best for most homeowners, effectively balancing longevity and cost. Consider a roof shingle’s ...

If you live in a moderate climate, your shingle choice will depend on aesthetics instead of energy efficiency. Consider your home’s architectural style and how you want to maximize curb appeal ...

You're going to want to get familiar with architectural shingles, the heavy-duty cousins of standard asphalt shingles. These ...

Asphalt shingles are one of the most common options for residential homes. These shingles can be split into two distinct types, including 3-tab asphalt shingles and architectural asphalt shingles.

Dan Simms is a contributing writer at USA TODAY Homefront specializing in home repair, renovation and renewable energy. While working as a property manager for one of the largest real estate ...

The answer depends on the type of roof you have and where you live. Q: I live in a two-story, single-family home with an ...

Carpenter Bob Ryley demonstrates the installation of architectural-grade dimensional asphalt shingles on the roof of the Habitat for Humanity Blitz Build house in Yonkers, NY.

The odds are you’ll be giving serious consideration to asphalt shingles. This building material has dominated the U.S. residential roofing market for just about 100 years. Go back farther in ...

Solar shingles are designed to resemble standard asphalt shingles. They’re made from thin layers of photovoltaic (PV) sheets that cover a glass base. Solar shingles can lay on top of your ...

Recycling of tear-off asphalt shingles is ready for full-scale, commercial operations. That?s the message from two companies that sponsored a special event held in Shakopee, MN on October 21.

An curved arrow pointing right. Millions of tons of shingles come off roofs and go to landfills each year. One company says it's figured out how to turn used shingles back into new ones.