Roofing types
Eight Roof Types We Install
For houses and commercial buildings, under Louisiana licenses #890459 and #3667. Pick one to read more, or call and describe the roof you have.
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Homes
Shingle
Asphalt shingle roofing built for Gulf storms.
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Homes and buildings
Metal
All types of metal roofs, from a new roof to repairs on an old one.
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Homes and buildings
Standing Seam
Metal panels joined at raised seams, durable and built for harsh weather.
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Homes
Slate
Natural stone, used for centuries for its durability and long lifespan.
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Homes
Tile
Clay and concrete tile, put on by a team that specializes in tile roofs.
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Homes and buildings
Flat
No slope, for commercial buildings as well as homes.
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Buildings
Built-Up
Several layers built up into one commercial roof, starting from tar paper.
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Buildings
Single Ply
A single layer of membrane, one of the quickest flat roofs to install.
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Homes or buildings
Which Roofs Go Where
Most houses take shingle, metal, slate or tile. Most commercial buildings take flat, built-up or single-ply. Metal and standing seam go on both.
On houses
Residential Roofing
Shingle, metal, slate and tile, under residential license #890459.
Residential roofingOn commercial buildings
Commercial Roofing
Flat, built-up, single-ply and metal, under commercial license #3667.
Commercial roofing15-year wind warranty
No Cap on Wind Speed
The 15-Year Unlimited Wind Warranty covers named storms, with no maximum wind speed.
Before you call
Roofing Type Questions
Short answers to what people ask first. For anything else, call (504) 226-7070.
What Is Built-Up Roofing?
What Is Single-Ply Roofing?
What Is Slate Roofing?
Which Roofs Go on Commercial Buildings?
How Do I Know What Roof I Have Now?
Not Sure What Your Roof Is?
The estimator surveys your roof and gives you a cost estimate. Free, with no obligation to book.