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SHINGLE ROOFS
Durable. Affordable. Proven.
Asphalt shingles are the most popular roofing choice in Colorado—and for good reason. They’re cost-effective, reliable, and available in a wide range of styles to match your home’s architecture. At Tiley Roofing, we’ve installed tens of thousands of asphalt shingle roofs across the Front Range over the last [X] years.
Whether you're building new, replacing a hail-damaged roof, or upgrading an aging system, we bring industry-leading materials and expert craftsmanship to every shingle project.
Types of Asphalt Shingles We Install
We work with top manufacturers like Owens Corning, CertainTeed, GAF, and Malarkey to provide a range of shingle solutions:
1. 3-Tab Shingles
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The most economical option
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Flat, uniform appearance
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Typically 20–25 year lifespan
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Great for rental properties, garages, or budget-sensitive projects
2. Architectural (Laminated) Shingles
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The most popular choice in residential roofing
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Thicker and more dimensional
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Better wind and hail resistance
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Often come with 30–50 year warranties
3. Designer / Luxury Shingles
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Premium thickness, color depth, and profile variety
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Mimic slate, wood shake, or custom textures
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Ideal for high-end homes or HOA neighborhoods
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Extended lifespan and impact resistance
4. Impact-Resistant Shingles (Class 4)
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Rated for hail resistance—a must in Colorado's storm-prone climate
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May qualify for homeowner insurance discounts
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Less likely to crack or bruise from 1"–2" hail
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Ideal for Front Range cities like Denver, Boulder, and Johnstown
🏆 Why Choose Tiley Roofing?
✔ Tens of thousands of shingle roofs installed across Colorado
✔ Certified installer for the leading asphalt shingle brands
✔ In-house takeoffs and fast quoting with satellite tools
✔ Hail damage inspection and insurance assistance experts
✔ Meticulous ventilation, flashing, and waterproofing standards
✔ Dedicated crews for new installs, tear-offs, and re-roofs
We’re known for delivering shingle roofing that lasts, even through Colorado’s harsh wind, snow, and hail.
📍 Where We Install Shingle Roofs
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Denver Metro Area (Lakewood, Northglenn, Centennial)
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Northern Colorado (Greeley, Fort Collins, Loveland, Milliken)
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Foothills & Mountain Towns (Evergreen, Lyons, Monument)
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Eastern Plains (Fort Morgan, Limon, Sterling)
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Boulder, Erie, and surrounding areas
💬 Thinking About a Shingle Roof Replacement?
Whether you're recovering from hail, prepping your home for resale, or building a new property, asphalt shingles offer flexibility, fast installation, and dependable protection.
Strip Shingles
Strip Shingles are the original and the most basic of roofing shingles available in the industry. Strip Shingles are denoted by the fact that they are single layered roofing shingles that are generally designed to look like slate. Strip Roofing Shingles have a very flat appearance on the roof line and are typically the lightest weight roofing shingles available in the market. Strip shingles used to be the predominant roofing shingle available and used in the market. Today, however, with significant advances in technology and consumer sophistication, Strip Shingles are used primarily by home builders manufacturing economy priced homes or purchased by homeowners as replacement roofing shingles for homes that already have Strip Shingles on the roof.
TILEY ROOFING SHINGLE SELECTION

Dimensional Shingles aka Architectural Shingles
Dimensional Shingles (or Architectural Laminated Shingles) are now the predominant roofing shingles installed in North America. These products are manufactured as dual layered products (or multi-layered) and provide a thicker and richer appearance on the roof (a multi-dimensional look).
Premium Shingles aka Laminated Shingles

Premium Shingles are usually described as laminated shingles that have a differentiated appearance or functionality from traditional Dimensional Roofing Shingles. These products may have designs that mimic “old-world” roofing shingles, like natural slate or natural shake roofing shingles.Premium Roofing Shingles might also have important functional improvements such as Impact Resistance or Solar Reflectivity that can possibly extend the life of the roofing system or provide lower energy costs.
Long-term durability: How your shingles perform after long-term exposure to the sun
Wind-driven rain performance: How your shingles will stand up to heavy, driving rains.
Long-term extreme-temperature resistance: How your shingles withstand extreme temperatures ie winter/summer in Colorado and hail in the plains.
The protective nature of paper and fiberglass asphalt shingles primarily comes from the long-chain petroleum hydrocarbons, while wood shingles are protected by natural oils in the cellulose structure. Over time in the hot sun, these oils soften and when rain falls the oils are gradually washed out of the shingles. During rain, more water is channeled along eaves and complex rooflines, and these are subsequently more prone to erosion than other areas.
Eventually the loss of the oils causes asphalt shingle fibers to shrink and wood shingles to rot, exposing the nail heads under the shingles. Once the nail heads are exposed, water running down the roof can seep into the building around the nail shank, resulting in rotting of underlying roof building materials and causing moisture damage to ceilings and paint inside.
