Composition Roof

Energy efficient composition shingles for your home

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NEW ENERGY EFFICIENT SHINGLE ROOF

Composite roof shingles

Here at RNR, we are proud to offer Malarkey composite roof shingles, a premium roofing product that combines durability, aesthetics, and energy efficiency. Malarkey shingles are made from advanced polymer-modified asphalt and fiberglass materials, making them resistant to extreme weather conditions such as wind, hail, and fire. They also come in a wide range of colors and styles, allowing homeowners to match their shingles with their home’s exterior.

In addition to their durability and aesthetics, Malarkey shingles have been designed to improve energy efficiency and reduce heat transfer, helping homeowners save on energy costs. With our selection of Malarkey composite roof shingles, you can be confident that your home is protected by the best in the roofing industry.

What truly sets Malarkey shingles apart is their eco-friendly construction. These shingles incorporate recycled materials and feature smog-reducing granules that help clean the air around your home. By choosing Malarkey composite shingles, you’re not only investing in superior roof protection but also contributing to a greener environment for future generations.

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A Better Alternative Than Traditional Roofs

Composite roof shingles

Malarkey composite roof shingles outshine traditional roofing materials in several ways. Unlike asphalt shingles, which may crack or warp over time, Malarkey shingles are made from advanced polymer-modified asphalt, making them significantly more durable and resistant to extreme weather conditions like wind, hail, and fire. This enhanced durability translates into a longer lifespan and fewer repairs, saving you money in the long run.

Traditional roofing often lacks energy efficiency, whereas Malarkey shingles are engineered to reduce heat transfer, keeping your home cooler in summer and warmer in winter. This energy-saving feature helps lower utility bills and creates a more comfortable living environment.

In terms of aesthetics, Malarkey shingles offer a broader range of styles and colors, allowing homeowners to achieve a cohesive and attractive exterior design. They also maintain their appearance over time, resisting fading and wear that is common with traditional roofing materials.

Finally, Malarkey shingles are eco-friendly, incorporating recycled materials and smog-reducing granules that help clean the air. Traditional roofing lacks these environmental benefits, making Malarkey a superior choice for homeowners who value sustainability.

By choosing Malarkey composite roof shingles, you’re opting for a roofing solution that outperforms traditional options in durability, energy efficiency, aesthetics, and environmental impact.

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FINANCING OPTIONS

Financing for your composition roof

RNR Solar offers 100% financing through our collaborative partnership with MOSAIC, SALAL Credit Union and more.

OUR RECENT PROJECTS

Some of our past roof projects

Gallery of our recent composition roof projects in California.

"Couldn't be happier!"

“I was dreading having my house re-roofed, but it needed to be done. I got bids from two other companies before I contacted RNR Solar. Owner Gregg Miller visited my home and spent almost two hours with me, explaining the process, various product options, and costs. He was friendly and thorough. And candid. He told me from the outset, “I won’t be the lowest bid but I won’t be the highest bid.” I ended up choosing RNR because of Gregg’s candor, and the fact that he has a 30-year track record on the mountain. He crew was timely, professional, and fast. Gregg estimated the job would take two-and-a-half days. They were all done by 10 a.m. the third day. I couldn’t be happier with the job they did. Highly recommended.“

Ben Boychuk, Redlands CA

Q&A ABOUT COMPOSITE ROOF SHINGLES

FAQs about composition roofs

Here we answer common questions we receive from visitors like you about our composition roofs.

What are composite roof shingles?

Composite roof shingles are made from a mixture of materials such as asphalt, fiberglass, and mineral granules. They are designed to provide durability, affordability, and aesthetics to residential roofing systems.

How long do composite roof shingles last?

The lifespan of composite roof shingles varies depending on the quality and thickness of the shingle, but typically ranges from 20-50 years.

Are composite roof shingles durable?

Yes, composite roof shingles are designed to withstand a range of weather conditions, including wind, hail, and fire. They are also resistant to algae and mold growth.

Can I customize the color and style of my composite roof shingles?

Yes, composite roof shingles come in a variety of colors and styles, allowing homeowners to customize the look of their roof to match their home’s exterior.

Are composite roof shingles energy efficient?

Yes, some composite roof shingles are designed to improve energy efficiency and reduce heat transfer, helping homeowners save on energy costs.

How do I maintain my composite roof shingles?

Regular maintenance, such as cleaning debris from the roof and inspecting for damage, can help prolong the life of your composite roof shingles. It is also recommended to have a professional roofer inspect your roof periodically.

Can I install composite roof shingles myself?

It is recommended to hire a professional roofer to install your composite roof shingles to ensure proper installation and to prevent potential issues such as leaks or damage to the roof.

How do composite roof shingles compare to other roofing materials?

Composite roof shingles are a popular choice for residential roofing because of their durability, affordability, and variety of styles and colors. They are often compared to traditional asphalt shingles and are generally considered to be a superior option. Other roofing materials, such as metal or tile, may provide different benefits and costs.

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