Rubber Composite Roof Material

Warranty & Eco Benefits:

• 50-year standard warranty on all products (hail and wind coverage included) - no upsell required for full coverage
• Helps your insurance qualify for maximum impact discounts - customers have reported up to ~30% premium reductions
• Using Euroshield removes 250–1,000 tires from landfills per average home; scrap material is recycled again

Key points:

• Eco-conscious: ~95% recycled content, helps divert tires from landfills
• Extreme durability: supports Class 4 hail resistance, high-wind performance, and lifespan of up to 50 years
• Stylish: realistic shake or slate look without fragility or high cost
• Warranty & Savings: 50‑year standard warranty, insurance discounts, low maintenance & cleanability

Rubber Composite Roofing vs. Traditional Asphalt Shingles:

• Material: Rubber Composite Roofing is made from ~95% recycled rubber, mostly from tires. Asphalt shingles use petroleum-based materials and fiberglass.
• Lifespan: Rubber Composite roofs last 50+ years and come with a 50-year warranty. Asphalt shingles typically last 15–30 years, with many warranties pro-rated after 10 years.
• Hail Resistance: Rubber Composite Roofing is Class 4 impact rated (the highest rating) and can handle hail up to 2 inches or more. Their Vermont Slate HP is warranted hail-proof. Asphalt shingles are prone to cracking or breaking in large hail.
• Wind Resistance: Rubber Composite Roofing can withstand winds up to 160 mph. Asphalt shingles are often rated for 60–130 mph and may lift or blow off during storms.
• Warranty: Rubber Composite Roofing offers a full 50-year transferable warranty, including hail and wind damage. Asphalt warranties tend to be more limited and may exclude severe weather damage.
• Eco-Friendliness: One Rubber Composite roof recycles 250–1,000 rubber tires, keeping them out of landfills. Asphalt shingles are not recyclable and are petroleum-based.
• Energy Efficiency: Rubber Composite Roofing offers better thermal resistance and can help reduce attic heat buildup. Asphalt shingles absorb more heat and break down faster under UV exposure.
• Maintenance: Rubber Composite Roofing requires minimal upkeep—just occasional cleaning. Asphalt shingles are prone to granule loss, algae streaks, and cracking over time.
• Curb Appeal: Rubber Composite Roofing mimics premium slate or shake styles, giving homes a high-end look. Asphalt shingles come in basic or architectural styles but fade more quickly.
• Upfront Cost vs. Long-Term Value: Rubber Composite Roofing has a higher upfront cost, but offers fewer replacements, better protection, possible insurance discounts, and long-term savings. Asphalt is cheaper up front, but needs more frequent replacement and repair.