FAQs and Articles
At DFW Roofers we’ve come to believe that each successful roof replacement is unique. Some clients prioritize color choices while others seek insight into our process. That’s why we’ve written and curated a list of roofing faqs and articles for you. We hope you stay a while and find what you’re looking for, or if the site’s a bore, give us a call. We’re happy to help.
Whatever your approach, we aim to provide a high-quality roof replacement that provides proper protection for your home, enhances your curb appeal, and is stress-free and painless. We wish you the best in navigating this process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is better, 3-tab or architectural shingles?
Which is better, 3-tab or architectural shingles?
Neither option is universally better; the choice depends on your needs. 3-tab shingles are economical and quick to install, while architectural shingles offer durability, longevity, and design flexibility. Consulting with DFW Roofers can help you make an informed decision.
How long do 3-tab shingles last?
How long do 3-tab shingles last?
The average lifespan of 3-tab shingles ranges between 10 and 20 years, with variations based on the environment and weather conditions.
Are architectural shingles worth the extra cost?
Are architectural shingles worth the extra cost?
Yes, architectural shingles justify their higher cost with increased durability, longevity, and resistance to extreme weather conditions. They provide a solid investment for regions prone to high winds and other adverse weather.
What’s the installation difference between 3-tab and architectural shingles?
What’s the installation difference between 3-tab and architectural shingles?
3-tab shingles are simpler and quicker to install due to their design in strips of three connected shingles. Architectural shingles, being individual tabs, require more time and effort for installation.
Are 3-tab shingles cheaper than architectural shingles?
Are 3-tab shingles cheaper than architectural shingles?
Yes, 3-tab shingles are more affordable due to their composition of lower-cost roofing materials. Additionally, they are easier to install, making them a cost-effective option.