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Rubberised Roofing
Eco-Friendly and Durable Roofing Solution
Rubberized shingle roofs offers an eco-friendly, durable, and visually appealing alternative to traditional roofing materials. With a variety of styles mimicking asphalt, slate, shake, and tile, rubber shingles can match any home design while providing superior protection against the elements. Thanks to its long lifespan, minimal maintenance, and energy-efficient qualities, rubberized shingle roofs are a smart investment for homeowners seeking both sustainability and performance. Whether you’re replacing an old roof or building a new home, rubberized shingles are an excellent choice for a long-lasting, reliable roof.
Cedar Shake-Style Rubber Shingles
For homeowners seeking the rustic charm of wood shakes, rubber shingles molded in a shake style are an excellent option. They give the look of natural cedar shakes but with improved durability and weather resistance.
Types of Rubber Shingles
Asphalt-Style Rubber Shingles
Designed to resemble traditional asphalt shingles, these rubberized versions offer a familiar look while providing greater durability, resistance to cracking, and extended lifespan compared to regular asphalt shingles.
Slate-Style Rubber Shingles
Rubber shingles that mimic the appearance of natural slate provide the classic, elegant look of slate without the heavy weight or high cost. These shingles are molded to replicate the texture and shape of real slate, offering the same aesthetic appeal.
Advantages of Rubberised Roofs
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Durability and Longevity
Rubber shingles are highly resistant to cracking, warping, and weather damage, allowing them to last 30 to 50 years or more with proper care. They can withstand harsh conditions like wind, hail, and extreme temperatures.
02
Impact and Fire Resistance
Rubber shingles are highly resistant to impact damage from falling branches or hail, and many are rated for fire resistance, offering additional protection for your home.
03
Low Maintenance
Compared to traditional roofing materials, rubber shingles require minimal maintenance and are less prone to issues like moss, mold, and mildew growth.
04
Eco-Friendly
Rubber shingles are typically made from recycled materials, such as old tires, reducing waste and providing an environmentally friendly roofing option. At the end of their lifespan, they can often be recycled again.
05
Energy Efficiency
Rubber shingles have natural insulating properties, helping to regulate your home’s temperature and reduce energy costs for heating and cooling.
Our Products
When choosing the perfect type and colour of rubber shingles for your home, it’s essential to consider both aesthetics and performance. The right rubber shingles not only enhance your home's curb appeal but also provide crucial protection from the elements. Whether you're aiming for a modern, sleek look or a more traditional, classic style, selecting the ideal rubber shingle can elevate the overall appearance of your property. At Western Valley Roofing & Exteriors Ltd., we're here to guide you through every step, ensuring that your choice complements your home’s architecture while offering long-lasting durability. Let us help you make the best decision for your home.
We take great pride in our work and are excited to showcase some of out recent projects. From residential re-roofs to commercial repairs, we focus on delivering quality craftsmanship, innovative materials, and exceptional customer service. Stay updated on our latest projects and see how we bring roofing excellence to every job.
Latest Projects
Kelowna Slate-Style Rubber Roof
Kelowna Slate-Style Rubber Roof
Maintenance Tips
Maintain Clean Surface & Gutters
Regularly clear debris from the roof and gutters to prevent moisture buildup, which can lead to mold or algae growth, and damage the roof over time. While rubber shingles are naturally resistant to these issues, maintaining a clean roof will help extend their lifespan.
Regular Roof Inspections
Inspect the roof at least once or twice a year, especially after heavy storms, to check for any damage or loose shingles. Promptly address any issues to prevent further damage.
Prevent Moss and Algae
In humid climates, occasionally inspect the roof for moss or algae growth, though rubber shingles are typically resistant. If necessary, apply a roof cleaner or moss treatment to prevent buildup.