FULL PROTECTION ROOFING SYSTEM®
Creates a Waterproof Barrier for Your Roof
Our roofing system is specifically designed to block water, whether it's caused by ice damming, wind-driven rains, or regular water flow. By ensuring a proper seal, our system helps prevent the growth of rot and mold.
With a focus on protecting areas prone to water collection, such as valleys, vents, chimneys, and skylights, our roofing system provides reliable defense against moisture.
Our underlayment products act as the final line of defense between your home and the elements. They effectively block water from penetrating the roof deck, safeguarding your home against rot, mold, and water damage.
Protects Against Nature's Elements
Our roofing system adds a strong and visually appealing layer of defense, providing exceptional adhesion to resist blow-offs and effectively redirect water away from the roof deck. It offers enhanced protection to vulnerable areas such as eaves and peaks.
With a continuous sealant bead, our roofing system provides a robust defense against both blow-offs and water infiltration in areas prone to vulnerability.
Beyond their functional role, shingles play a significant part in defining a home's character and curb appeal. Owens Corning Roofing understands this importance and offers a diverse range of shingle options in various shapes, sizes, and colors.
To complete the roof's appearance and ensure peak protection, our Hip & Ridge shingles offer a polished finish while defending the ridge vent. We provide a comprehensive selection of Hip & Ridge products that seamlessly integrate with all Owens Corning™ shingles.
Enhance Attic Airflow Efficiency
Our solution is designed to optimize airflow in your attic, mitigating the risks of heat and moisture buildup that can cause issues such as ice damming, roof deterioration, and mold growth. By promoting proper air circulation, it effectively manages temperature and moisture levels.
Intake vents are strategically positioned at the lower edge of the roof (eaves), facilitating the entry of fresh air into the attic.
To ensure efficient ventilation, exhaust vents are strategically placed near or on the ridgeline of the roof, allowing air to exit the attic space.