Family Owned and Operated

As a family-owned and operated business, we know how important a home or business can be not only to the owner but to their family as well. When a roofing issue arises, we’ll be there to protect the roof of your property so it can be safe and sound for your family to enjoy in the future.

Asphalt Shingles

As one of the most common materials on rooftops today, asphalt shingles are definitely recyclable. They didn't used to be, but today's recycling centers can take these petroleum-based products and create new shingles from them. Road or pathway materials might be possible with recycled shingles too.

Because of the common misconception that shingles can't be recycled, it's up to the roofers to find a nearby facility that takes on this material.

Metal

Metal roofing comes in all shapes and sizes today, and every piece can be recycled. These materials might turn into appliances, aluminum cans, and various other products.Most communities have a metal-recycling plant nearby. Responsible roofers can bring the metal pieces to the facility once the job is completed. This material, in particular, is highly coveted as a recyclable item. In fact, it's actually one of the easiest materials to recycle. The majority of homes today don't have declining metal rooftops, however, which makes this material mostly a commercial contribution to the recycling world.