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Class 4 Impact-Resistant Shingles

Class 4 impact-resistant shingles are the top options for homeowners in hail-prone regions. Upgrade your roof today with Roofing Of Memphis!

As a homeowner, keeping your roof in good shape can save you money in the long run. However, you might not know which options to choose to get the best protection for your home.

This guide explores everything you need to know about Class 4 shingles, from how they work to their benefits and the top-rated options on the market. Roofing Of Memphis will assist you if you’re a homeowner looking to upgrade your roof.

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Regular roof maintenance can extend the lifespan of your roof and save money on a premature replacement. As a trusted Memphis roof repair contractor, Roofing Of Memphis will give you peace of mind that your home is protected.

What Are Class 4 Impact-Resistant Shingles?

Class 4 impact-resistant shingles are a premium roofing product made to withstand hail and debris damage. Rated according to the UL 2218 testing standard, Class 4 represents the highest level of impact resistance available for asphalt products.

These shingles are designed to provide enhanced resistance to cracking, splitting, and impact damage and contribute to exceptional long-term roof performance when properly installed and maintained.

Who Benefits Most from Class 4 Shingles?

Every single storm season, property owners in Tennessee are faced with costly roof repairs due to severe storm damage in hail-prone regions. If you need long-term roof durability that stands up to severe weather, we highly suggest upgrading to Class 4 impact-resistant shingles.

What Makes a Shingle Impact-Resistant?

Impact-resistant shingles are also known as high-impact, hail-resistant, and class-rated shingles. The unique composition and design of Class 4 shingles set them apart from standard asphalt shingles. Here’s what makes these shingles so durable:

Why Choose Class 4 Impact-Resistant Shingles?

Don't Wait Until Damage Gets Worse.

Top Class 4 Impact-Resistant Shingle Options

GAF - Timberline AS (ArmorShield) II

Charcoal

Barkwood

Pewter Gray

Hickory

Shakewood

Slate

GAF - Grand Sequoia AS

Adobe Sunset

Charcoal

Dusky Gray

Owens Corning - TruDefinition Duration Flex Shingles

Black Sable

Brownwood

Driftwood

Estate Gray

Onyx Black

Sand Dune

CertainTeed - Belmont IR

Black Granite

Shenandoah

Stonegate Gray

CertainTeed - Belmont IR

Antique Brown

Heather

Silverwood

Storm Grey

Natural Wood

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Find out what Roofing Of Memphis can do to enhance the functionality, beauty and energy efficiency of your home with our comprehensive residential roofing services.

Request a Free Estimate to Install Class 4 Shingles

Do you need to upgrade your roof before the next storm? Roofing Of Memphis offers a wide selection of Class 4 shingles. Contact our roofing contractors, who will provide you with a free, no-obligation inspection to help you choose the right shingles for your roof.

All About Impact-Resistant Shingles

Impact-resistant shingles may be an excellent addition to your home. They’re made to create a customized look, which means you can pick the color and style that suits your home best.

Many impact-resistant shingles are made to resemble natural materials, including slate, cedar, and weathered wood. Unlike flat shingles (commonly known as three-tab shingles), they create depth. If you look around your community right now, there’s a good chance you’ll be able to tell which of your neighbors has impact-resistant shingles and which have three-tab shingles. You may even see some homes with long-lasting architectural shingles, which are thicker than their three-tab counterparts.

Impact-resistant shingles are durable and rugged; they’re designed to protect your home from the elements. Because they’re made to last, it’s not uncommon for these shingles to come with extended manufacturer warranties. This coverage is important because it gives you the peace of mind you need to make this type of investment in your home.

Signs Your Home Needs a New Roof

If your roof is sagging, there’s a good chance that it’s close to failing. A roof should remain strong, without bowing in the middle (or in any other areas)—a sag indicates that there’s structural damage underneath. Also, if there are large leaks, you see daylight coming into your attic, or animals (like squirrels) have nested in your roofing materials, there’s a good chance that you need a total replacement.

Our roofing inspectors are trained to spot issues like these. We always check to see if target repairs can resolve the problem, but sometimes the damage is too severe, and a full replacement is the safest path forward. When a professional repair is viable, we will gladly recommend it to help you stretch the lifespan of your current system before committing to a larger investment.