What are impact-resistant shingles?
Shingles made to resist hail better than standard shingles, often called Class 4. They're popular in hail-prone states like Texas, Colorado and Oklahoma.
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Answered by RingaRoofer · Roofing materials
Shingles made to resist hail better than standard shingles, often called Class 4. They're popular in hail-prone states like Texas, Colorado and Oklahoma.
What to know
- Thicker or rubber-modified shingles.
- Worth asking about in hail country.
- A roofer can show you options for your area.
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