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Affordable Remodelers does not manufacture any shingles that currently qualify for the energy tax credit. We continue to explore cool roof technologies as they relate to asphalt shingles; however our current product offerings do not provide a solution that will qualify under the current energy tax credit requirements.

Wind Warranty coverage states the wind speed level to which shingles are exposed to high winds and are covered in the Atlas Shingle Limited Warranty to perform as designed. Wind Testing refers to the actual levels of wind speeds which Atlas’ asphalt shingles have been exposed to during certified testing procedures in certified testing laboratories…

Impact resistant shingles can withstand impacts from flying objects to a much greater extent than a common asphalt shingle. The impact resistant rating system ranks shingles’ resistance to impact into 4 levels – 1 through 4, with Class 4 as the highest rating level to impact resistance. The Atlas, the StormMaster series of asphalt shingles…

A synthetic underlayment is a fully man-made category of roof covering underlayments. The primary advantages of a product like the Atlas, Summit Synthetic underlayment are that it can be left exposed to the elements for up to 6 months, it is much stronger to resist wind effects during the exposure time, has great walking traction…

A Peel and Stick” underlayment is a self-adhering underlayment sheet used to waterproof critical areas on the roof deck. For example, the Atlas WeatherMaster line of peel and stick underlayments are all self-adhering and seal around all the fasteners driven through during the completion of the roof covering installation – kind of like a “drive…

Yes, Affordable Remodelers does offer several roofing shingles which provide reliable Algae Resistance to ensure the beauty of the roof. For information regarding a specific shingle’s Algae Resistance, please contact your Atlas Sales Representative.

A square is construction terminology for 100 square feet of coverage. (10´ x 10´)

“Architectural” generally means the shingle has a three dimensional design and construction. I.E. – more than one thickness to provide enhanced aesthetic appeal.

No. Even in the winter, there is a need for proper airflow. Although the winter temperatures do not create heat build-up in the attic space, there is a need to rid the attic of excess moisture and reduce condensation.

Yes, as dirt and debris (leaves, pine straw, limbs etc.) can hold moisture on the roof, you need to periodically check the roof and remove any buildup of debris, being careful not to damage the granule surface of the shingle. If left to build up on the roof, this debris can cause leaking and premature…