Materials
Exploring Shingle Roofing
Compare common roofing materials so you can choose an option that fits your home, budget, and North Texas weather.
Choosing roofing materials is one of the most important decisions in a replacement project. The overview below covers materials homeowners commonly compare. Tatum Roofing can walk through options during a free estimate for your Burleson-area property.
Asphalt shingle homes
Asphalt shingles remain a popular residential choice because they balance cost, appearance, and weather performance. Architectural shingles add thickness and dimension compared with traditional 3-tab products.
Wood shingles and shakes
Wood shingles and shakes offer a natural look. They require careful detailing, ventilation, and maintenance planning—especially in regions with intense sun, wind, and occasional hail.
Metal roofing
Metal roofing can provide strong wind performance and a long service life when detailed correctly. Profiles and coatings vary, so material selection should match the building design and exposure.
Slate shingles
Slate is a premium natural stone option known for longevity and distinctive appearance. It is heavier than asphalt systems and typically requires structural confirmation before installation.
Tile shingles
Clay and concrete tile deliver a distinctive architectural style. Like slate, tile is heavier and benefits from a structure evaluated for the added load.
Composite shingles
Composite products aim to mimic wood, slate, or other looks with engineered materials. They can be a practical alternative when you want a specific aesthetic with different maintenance characteristics.
Talk through material options
Tell us about your roofing project and we will help you plan the next step.