Architectural Shingles
Dimensional, laminated shingles with a layered look. A common choice for homes that want added depth and texture.
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Roofing Systems for North Texas Homes
Explore the right roofing system for your property. Your roof should fit your property, your priorities, and your budget. Explore the materials JF Roofing installs, then let us help you understand your options.
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Appearance categories and impact ratings can overlap. An architectural or designer shingle may or may not carry an impact rating. Class 3 and Class 4 ratings belong to specific tested products, not to every shingle in a style.
Class 3 Impact-Rated Shingles
Specific products tested to a Class 3 impact rating under recognized standards.
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Class 4 Impact-Rated Shingles
Specific products tested to the highest impact classification under recognized standards.
Read the full Class 4 Impact-Rated Shingles guide
Designer and Luxury Shingles
Shingles designed to resemble slate or wood shake, offering a distinctive look with asphalt construction.
Read the full Designer and Luxury Shingles guideShingle product lines
Impact ratings are shown only after we verify them against current manufacturer documentation for the specific product. Pick a manufacturer, then a shingle, to see how it looks and the colors it comes in. Contact JF Roofing to confirm availability for your property.
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Owens Corning
TruDefinition Duration STORM
Class 4 impact rating
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These materials differ in cost, weight, maintenance, and installation requirements. We will help you compare what fits your property.
Metal Roofing
R-Panel
Exposed-fastener metal panels with wide ribs, often used on shops, barns, and outbuildings.
Read the full R-Panel guide
U-Panel
Exposed-fastener panels with rounded ribs and a clean, repeating profile.
Read the full U-Panel guide
5V-Crimp
A classic metal profile with five V-shaped crimps per panel, often chosen for a traditional look.
Read the full 5V-Crimp guide
Standing Seam
Concealed-fastener panels with raised seams for a clean, modern appearance.
Read the full Standing Seam guideMore premium systems
Stone-Coated Steel
Steel panels with a stone-granule finish that can resemble shingle, shake, or tile.
Read the full Stone-Coated Steel guide
Tile Roofing
Clay or concrete tile with a distinctive, long-standing architectural look.
Read the full Tile Roofing guide
Natural Slate Roofing
Quarried stone roofing with a timeless appearance.
Read the full Natural Slate Roofing guide
Synthetic Roofing
Engineered products designed to resemble slate or shake at a lighter weight.
Read the full Synthetic Roofing guide
Flat and Low-Slope / TPO Roofing
Membrane roofing for flat and low-slope areas, including TPO single-ply systems.
Read the full Flat and Low-Slope / TPO Roofing guideNot sure which roofing system fits your property?
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