What is The Life Expectancy of a Composite Roof?

Composite roofing materials have become increasingly popular in the past few decades due to their durability, energy efficiency, and attractive appearance. Composite roofs are designed to last 25-50 years, depending on the climate and other environmental conditions where they are installed. Their long life expectancy is one of the reasons why many homeowners choose composite for their roofs, as it provides a low-maintenance solution that can save them money over time. Additionally, composite roofing materials often come with warranties from 10-30 years, guaranteeing their quality so that you can be confident your roof will provide its intended protection for many years to come.

The best composite roofing materials are asphalt shingle fiberglass, synthetic slate tiles, rubberized asphalt shingles, and metal composite panels. 

• Asphalt shingle fiberglass is the most common composite material due to its affordability and availability. 
• Synthetic slate tiles provide a more aesthetically pleasing look while still providing great protection from the elements. 
• Rubberized asphalt shingles also offer great protection with additional noise reduction properties ideal for areas near busy roads or airports. 
• Metal Composite Panels (MCPs) are becoming increasingly popular as they provide superior performance against hail damage and minimal upkeep requirements compared to other roofs.