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Article Title: Why Choose Slate Roof Shingles
Author: Derek Farley
Category: Home Improvement, Home
Word Count: 412
Keywords: slate roof shingles,roofing shingles,slate shingle,slate 
shingles,slate roofing shingles,slate roof
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If you are looking for options on roofing shingles, you will want to know more 
about what the slate shingle can do for your home. If you are looking for a 
roofing shingle that will last a long time and are durable, then the slate 
shingle may be the option for you. In this article, we will go over what this 
option can do for the rooftop of your home and what the pros and cons of using 
it are.

There are many popular options of roofing shingles available on the market 
today which includes, asphalt, fiberglass, and even metal to name a few. But if 
you are looking for a more durable material that will stand the test of time, 
then slate roofing shingles will probably be your best option.

Slate shingles are one of the most durable products that you can find and also 
is a very high-end, elegant choice. They are also non-absorbent and very fire 
resistant which makes them very popular in regions that are prone to forest 
fires. They come in a variety of rich, natural looking tones that will make any 
rooftop look stunning. They are made of fine, grained-rock that gives them 
their durability and their fine appearance.

Slate shingles tend to be higher in price than the other roofing material on 
the market today. They will easily last up to thirty years and have the 
potential to last even longer if they are well maintained with routine 
maintenance, but are still vulnerable to insect damage and rot. They can 
withstand the harsh elements of rain, hail, high winds, and snow which make 
them ideal for many homes in different environments. Because they are made from 
rock they tend to be on the heavier side than other roofing material.

A slate shingle should be installed by an experienced professional. Since these 
tiles are not meant to be walked on, the tiles can be easily broken and during 
routine inspection and maintenance they may become damaged. They become highly 
slippery when wet and they can make maintenance for the roof such as gutter 
maintenance a little more difficult. Some homes may need additional 
reinforcement to the roof framing because of the heaviness of the tiles. The 
homes that you will most likely see these roofing shingles are roofs with a 
steep pitch.

Even though slate shingles are more expensive than other roofing materials, 
they are still a great choice when it comes to durability, appearance, and the 
longevity of your home.

You can get much more information, articles and resources about roof shingles 
by visiting http://www.roofshingles.org
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