Most single-family homes in America count on asphalt shingles to protect their homes from the elements. They’re affordable, come in various styles (three-tab, architectural, and premium), and are typically made of fiberglass. You may see organic shingles on homes, but these have been phased out because they dry out and absorb too much moisture. Fiberglass shingles resist sunlight, are lightweight, offer good fire protection, and resist tearing. However, they must be replaced more often than other types of shingles, which could make them more expensive in the long run, and they can crack and warp from extreme weather.
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