Increase Home Comfort Levels With GAF's Timberline® Shingles

This summer, your main goal is to increase your home's comfort levels as the temperature rises. As one of the few GAF Master Elite™ roofers in the Cleveland area, West Side Roofing Co. offers GAF's Timberline® Cool Series Shingles engineered to keep your home cool and lower your energy costs.

We discuss the benefits of this revolutionary shingle system.

Shingles With Greater Reflectance Value

The strength of GAF's Cool Series Shingles are the special granules uniquely formulated with better reflective properties, reflecting light and lowering your roof's temperature. Because of the shingles' greater reflectance value, heat transfer from the roof to the rest of your home is minimal, and this means you don't need to crank up the AC just to cool your living spaces all the time.

Cool Shingles With Cool Colors

Our roofers always recommend Timberline® Cool Series Shingles since the color coating is also cool.  There are three colors to choose from, all of them formulated to boost greater reflectance value to keep your home cool.

These are Cool Barkwood, Cool Antique Slate, and Cool Weathered Wood. These cool colors fit both traditional and more contemporary home designs perfectly. Timberline® Cool Roof Shingles aren't just functional, they're aesthetically pleasing, too, and can really boost your home's value.

Timberline® Shingles: Sturdy Roofing System

As a Master Elite roofing contractor, you can count on GAF's Timberline® Shingles to give you a lifetime value. The Dura Grip™ Adhesive seals the shingles tight, giving it greater physical resistance than ordinary shingles and can even resist winds up to 130mph!

You can also count on our roofers to professionally install your new roofing system. Your new roof is only as good as how well it's installed, after all, and we'll make sure it looks good and last a very long time.

Give us a call at (216) 245-1050 for more information on our services. Our roofers install Timberline® Shingles throughout Akron, Parma, Cleveland, and other parts of Ohio.