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 You may have storm damage that can’t be fixed, a roof that has come to the end of its expected life, or you are looking for an energy efficiency upgrade for your home or commercial property. From small roof repairs to full roof replacements. At New Look, we have you covered!

Our roofing experts install a variety of roofs including:

 The most popular by far, asphalt shingles are made of fiberglass sandwiched between asphalt and ceramic granules. Relatively light and easy to install, they are a good choice if you're looking for style at a budget price. They may last 30 years or more but can be vulnerable to high winds. Asphalt roofing comes in two types. Laminated shingles, also known as "architectural" or "dimensional" shingles, are layered, and their thickness and depth make them look more like slate or wood shakes. Three-tab asphalt shingles, though similarly priced, are made in a single layer. They're flatter and thinner than laminated shingles.

 Metal roofing comes in steel, aluminum, copper, and alloy strips, and in various shapes and textures. Steel is an alloy, made from Iron and other elements. Steel roofing has often been one of the most common materials found in commercial construction. Lightweight, durable, and corrosion resistant, aluminum is a great option for almost any residential metal roofing system. Over time, copper roofing acquires a greenish patina that some people find attractive. Advantages of metal include: excels at sloughing off heavy snow and rain, won’t burn and resists high winds. Such roofing effectively reflects the sun's rays, so it keeps your home cooler in summer—a benefit in hot climates. 

EPDM is an extremely durable synthetic rubber roofing membrane  (ethylene propylene diene terpolymer) EPDM roofing handles real-life conditions like weather, time and temperature, it’s been determined that rubber roofing outperforms its competitors due to a variety of impressive attributes, which include: proven hail resistance, flexibility in low temperatures, ultraviolet radiation resistance, thermal shock durability and an ability to resist fire more successfully than alternative roofing options. 

TPO is highly resistant to tears, impacts, and punctures yet remains flexible to allow for building movement. TPO can be installed on low and high slope surfaces. TPO is the fastest growing commercial roofing membrane on the market today.