This page is to assist with your options for your full shingle roof replacement or new construction installation. If you have any questions or need more details, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Step 1
Choose Your Shingle Type
We offer Oakridge®, Trudefinition® Duration®, and Trudefinition® Duration Flex® Shingles from Owens Corning® as our standard choice of shingles. We will install other brands if necessary.
Oakridge®
See the VideoIncluded with every estimate
- Limited Lifetime
- Dimensional Shingle
- 110mph Wind Rating
- StreakGuard™ Algae Resistance
- 6 Nail Application
- Installed with Pro-Edge Hip & Ridge Shingles
- Available in 14 Colors
Trudefinition® Duration®
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- Triple Layer Protection
- SureNail® Technology Strip
- 130mph Wind Rating
- Heavier/Thicker Shingle
- Plus Remaining Owens Corning Oakridge® Features
- Available in 24 Colors
Trudefinition® Duration Flex®
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- Premium SBS Modified Asphalt Shingle
- Insurance Discounts*
- Flexible, Class 4 Hail Impact Rating
- Cold Weather Installation Available
- Plus Remaining Trudefinition®
- Duration® Features
- Available in 9 Colors
Step 2
Your Full Roof Warranty
As an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor, RCV provides one of the best warranties in the industry for full shingle roofs.
Full Roof Installations
Platinum Warranty
- Lifetime** Workmanship backed by Owens Corning
- 50 Non-Prorated on Material
- Only offered by Platinum Preferred Contractors
- Transferable Once
- Registered For You
*Insurance Discount: Homeowners may qualify for a discount with some insurance companies. Please verify with your insurance carrier.
See actual warranty for complete details, limitations and requirements.
** As a single family homeowner, lifetime coverage means that your warranty is in effect as long as you own your home. Lifetime with coverage reduced after 25 years based on the age of the roof.
** Lifetime workmanship applies to all shingles except Supreme® Shingles. Lifetime workmanship is only available to the original purchaser and is not fully transferable. Contractor is responsible for covering the first two years of workmanship.
