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Roofing TYPES

At New Wave Roofing, we have specialized crews for each roof type to ensure expert installation, maximizing the lifespan and performance of your roof. Whether you're looking for durability, affordability, or aesthetic appeal, our team is here to guide you through the decision-making process. Contact us today for a free consultation, and let’s find the perfect roof for your home or business.

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We partner with local suppliers to ensure you have access to the widest selection and the highest quality materials!

TYPES OF ROOFING

Metal RoofS

Metal Panels:

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  • 0.032" Aluminum, 24 ga. and 26 ga. Galvalume

  • Standing Seam snap lock panels

  • 5-V Crimp, G-Rib

  • Available in Mill finish or colored Kynar coating

  • Premium self-adhesive underlayment (peel & stick)  *SWR for homeowners' insurance discount

SUNSHINE METAL SUPPLY
GULFCOAST SUPPLY

Shingle RoofS

Asphalt "Dimensional" or

"Architectural" Shingles:

 

  • ​​​CertainTeed Landmark 

  • GAF Timberline HDZ 

  • Owens Corning Duration or Designer 

  • Premium & Designer shingles also available

  • Premium self-adhesive underlayment (peel & stick) *SWR for homeowners' insurance discount

GAF SHINGLES
CERTAINTEED SHINGLES
OWENS CORNING SHINGLES

Tile RoofS

Concrete or Clay Tile:

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  • Low profile, flat tiles

  • Medium profile, small barrel tiles

  • High profile, large barrel tile

  • Premium self-adhesive underlayment (peel & stick)  *SWR for homeowners' insurance discount

WESTLAKE BORAL TILE
EAGLE TILE
CROWN TILE

METAL TILE 
RoofS

Metal or Stone Coated Tile:

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  • Barrel Tile, Flat Tile, Shingles, Shake, Slate Profiles

  • Strength of Metal with the aesthetics of tile or shingle

  • Premium self-adhesive underlayment (peel & stick) *SWR for homeowners' insurance discount

Tilcor Metal Tile
Worthouse Metal Tile
Decra Metal Tile
Westlake Unified Steel Metal Tile

flat RoofS

Modified Bitumen or TPO:

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  • Specially designed products for low sloped roofs

  • SBS Rolled Roofing System with Self-Adhered Elastomeric Base Sheet and Granulated Cap Sheet

  • Single-ply TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin)

  • Polyisocyanurate "ISO" Foam Insulation Board

Ocean

There is a variety of roofing materials available, each with its own unique benefits and considerations. Choosing the right one for your home or business can feel overwhelming. Below is a brief comparison of the most common Florida roof types, outlining their advantages and potential drawbacks to consider when making your selection. This will help you better understand your options and select the best roofing material to meet your specific needs in terms of durability, aesthetics, and budget.

modified bitumen

    MODIFIED BITUMEN​​

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  • LIFE EXPECTANCY: 15-20 years

  • PROS: Lower cost, 2 layer system can be applied direct to deck without ISO board

  • CONS: Shorter life than TPO

TPO thermoplastic polyolefin

    TPO - THERMOPLASTIC POLYOLEFIN

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  • LIFE EXPECTANCY: 20-30 years

  • PROS: Commercial product with longer life, High reflectance / energy efficient

  • CONS: Higher cost, requires ISO board

3 TAB SHINGLES

    SHINGLE - 3 TAB

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  • LIFE EXPECTANCY: 15-20 years

  • PROS: Lower cost than dimensional shingles, Easy to install and repair

  • CONS: NWR does not install this lower quality shingle, Shorter life, Limited color options available

ARCHITECTURAL SHINGLES

    SHINGLE - DIMENSIONAL / ARCHITECTURAL

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  • LIFE EXPECTANCY: 30 years (Florida Insurance is limiting to 15-20 years)

  • PROS: Available in many color options, Easy to install and repair

  • CONS: 

EXPOSED FASTENER METAL PANEL 5V CRIMP G-RIB

    METAL - EXPOSED FASTENER 5V CRIMP / G-RIB

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  • LIFE EXPECTANCY: 40+ years

  • PROS: High reflectance / energy efficient, Long-lasting, Durable - resistant to extreme weather, including high winds and heavy rain 

  • CONS: More expensive than shingles, May need to replace screws to extend roof life

    METAL - HIDDEN FASTENER STANDING SEAM

STANDING SEAM METAL PANEL

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  • LIFE EXPECTANCY: 40+ years

  • PROS: High reflectance / energy efficient, Long-lasting, Durable - resistant to extreme weather, including high winds and heavy rain 

  • CONS: More expensive than exposed fastener panels, More labor intensive to install

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    TILE - CONCRETE (BARREL OR FLAT)

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  • LIFE EXPECTANCY: 50+ years (Florida Insurance is limiting some waterfront roofs to 20 years)

  • PROS: Aesthetics, Long-lasting, Durable - withstand harsh elements, including fire, wind, and rot

  • CONS: More expensive, Increased maintenance, Requires additional structural support to hold the weight of the tiles, Tiles can crack or break

CLAY TILE

    TILE - CLAY (BARREL OR FLAT)

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  • LIFE EXPECTANCY: 50+ years (Florida Insurance is limiting some waterfront roofs to 20 years)

  • PROS: Aesthetics, Long-lasting, Shorter lead times than concrete tile

  • CONS: More expensive than concrete tile, Increased maintenance, Requires additional structural support to hold the weight of the tiles, Tiles can crack or break

METAL TILE

   METAL TILE - STONE-COATED STEEL

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  • LIFE EXPECTANCY: 40+ years

  • PROS: Shorter lead times than concrete tile, Low maintenance, Strength of metal with the aesthetics of tile, 

  • CONS: More expensive than metal panels

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