Roofers Applaud Lifespan & Looks of DaVinci Roofs
Contractors and roofers can be a valuable source of information for consumers. While a homeowner may replace their roof only once or twice in their lifetime, roofers and contractors can replace up to 50 roofs a year! That means they know their business … and they know roofs.
When we asked some roofers across the country what aspects of synthetic shakes and slate tiles from DaVinci Roofscapes they like most, lifespan and appearance topped the list.
Listen to what they say …
“The look, the lifespan and how the tiles increase the value of the home are the three reasons I would give a potential customer as to why they should buy a DaVinci synthetic shake or slate roof. We’ve been installing this roofing product since 2005 and it’s a roof a homeowner would never have to worry about again.”
Barbie Copp
Copp Roofing & Construction, Inc.
“The eye-catching aesthetics of a DaVinci roof will greatly improve the look of your home. Key benefits of fire resistance and wind uplift resistance will give you security living under a DaVinci roof. And, the longevity and lower maintenance costs of a DaVinci roof, compared to asphalt and cedar, make this roof a smart investment decision for your home.”
Mark Dalrymple
Butcher & Butcher Construction Co., Inc.
“Putting budget aside, DaVinci polymer roofing performs and looks better than asphalt shingles and wood shake. The DaVinci product represents the closest match to real slate that we’ve seen in the current roofing market. The appearance, lifespan and weight of this product versus real slate are the top three reasons I recommend composite roofing.”
Tony Polotto
University of Notre Dame
“DaVinci is a great lightweight product. It’s more durable than slate as far as hail impact, and it has a higher fire rating and lasts longer than real wood shakes.”
Joe Whitmore
Century Slate and Solar
“I have intense interest right now in a dozen new synthetic roof systems from DaVinci based on the outcome of storms. Smart homeowners are making the change to synthetic shake and slate roofs.”
Thad Jennings
JENCO Roofing