Sealed Roof Deck A secondary water barrier (such as self-adhering underlayment or taped seams) helps prevent water intrusion if shingles are damaged.
Shingles rated to withstand winds of up to 130 mph or higher provide critical protection during storms.
A robust underlayment adds an extra layer of defense, reducing the risk of water leaks.
Flashing around vents, chimneys, and other penetrations is reinforced to ensure a tight seal and prevent leaks.
Nails or screws with greater holding power ensure the decking stays in place during high winds.
Keeps your home safe from wind, water, and debris damage.
Extends the life of your roof through durable materials and superior construction techniques.
Many insurers offer premium reductions for homes with fortified roofs.
Sleep soundly knowing your home is prepared for the next storm.
