About Slate Roofing Tiles

Have you ever walked on your slate walkway or driveway and thought about how magnificent this would look as roof tile? Among the oldest type of tiles, slate roofing tiles also happen to be the longest-lasting tiles on the market today. The longevity of slate has been known to be as long as 100 years. Because of the unique and varied shape, color, and texture of each tile, slate roofs create a natural, organic look that’s very eye-catching. 

The Benefits

Since slate is waterproof, it is an extremely suitable material for roofing. Natural slate requires minimal processing, and it is used virtually everywhere that it is available by building contractors because of its durability.

Another advantage is the energy saving cost. Slate is very energy-efficient, saving you money for many years to come. In addition to that, Slate, like cement, is fire resistant providing extra peace of mind.

Maintenance

While the materials used for slate roof tiles are very durable and extremely tolerant to high winds, there are maintenance tips that are advised. Our roofing experts recommend that homeowners with slate tile roofs have their roof power-washed by a slate roofing professional at least once a year. This is to ensure no mold or insects are removed if present.

Hire a Slate Roofing Expert

Slate roofing tile is a great investment to add value to your home.  We are a Davinci Certified Masterpiece Contractor. Synthetic slate roof is as low maintenance as the natural slate roofs. T-Rock Roofing & Construction offers a lifetime guarantee. Call us today at  (469) 931-9867 and schedule your free, no-commitment consultation.

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About Slate Roofing Tiles

Have you ever walked on your slate walkway or driveway and thought about how magnificent this would look as roof tile? Among the oldest type of tiles, slate roofing tiles also happen to be the longest-lasting tiles on the market today. The longevity of slate has been known to be as long as 100 years. Because of the unique and varied shape, color, and texture of each tile, slate roofs create a natural, organic look that’s very eye-catching when installed by an expert roofer.

Benefits of Slate Roofing Tiles

Because slate is waterproof, it is an extremely suitable material for roofing tiles. Natural slate requires minimal processing, and it is used virtually everywhere that it is available by building contractors because of its durability and the minimal processing requirements.

As mentioned, being a natural stone, slate can last for decades. Consider the maintenance-free process of this product for years down the line.
Another advantage is the energy saving cost. Slate is very energy-efficient, saving, you money for many years to come. Slate, like cement, is fire resistant and requires virtually no maintenance.

Facts About Slate Roofing Tiles

Slate roofing tile can be a large investment for your home, so make sure you call an experienced Dallas slate roofing company and ask for a portfolio.
We recommend that slate tile roofing owners have their roofs power washed by a slate roofing professional at least once a year to ensure that you do not have any mold or insects. The materials used for the slate roof tiles are extremely tolerant of high wind. We offer a lifetime guarantee, and a synthetic slate roof is as low maintenance as the natural slate roofs. A synthetic slate roof system can last you a lifetime.

If you are interested in slate roofing, don’t hesitate to call us for a no-obligation consultation.

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Logo of DaVinci Roofscapes. The logo features the brand name "DaVinci" in large, elegant font, with the word "Roofscapes" in smaller font beneath it, all enclosed in an oval with a textured, rustic background.