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Architectural Asphalt Shingles
Dimensional asphalt shingles offer layered texture and a wide range of colors. Underlayment, flashing and ventilation are important parts of the complete system.
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Roofing inspiration.
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Explore five residential roof types, six commercial roofing systems and two roofing-work photos. These illustrations are not photographs of completed Brixam projects.
01 / Compare your options
Residential Roofing
Explore five popular residential roofing materials and their appearance. Roof pitch, structural conditions, product requirements and budget help determine which options fit your property.
02 / RESIDENTIAL
Standing-Seam Metal Roofing
Raised-seam metal panels create a clean contemporary look. Roof slope, panel profile, attachment and trim details guide system selection.
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Clay Tile Roofing
Clay tile brings a distinctive traditional appearance. Tile weight, underlayment, roof structure and approved fastening methods all deserve careful review.
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Synthetic Composite Shingles
Engineered shingles can imitate slate or wood shake. Product weight, impact performance, color and installation requirements vary by manufacturer.
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Natural Slate Roofing
Natural stone slate offers a distinctive premium finish. Structural capacity, specialized installation and roof details are important considerations.
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Commercial Roofing
Compare six roofing systems used on commercial buildings, from low-slope membranes to standing-seam metal. The appropriate system depends on existing conditions, roof slope, drainage and business needs.
01 / COMMERCIAL
TPO Membrane Roofing
A reflective thermoplastic single-ply membrane often used on low-slope buildings. Heat-welded seams, insulation and drainage details matter.
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EPDM Rubber Roofing
A flexible synthetic-rubber membrane used on many low-slope roofs. Seam, edge and penetration detailing must match the roof assembly.
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Modified Bitumen Roofing
A reinforced asphalt-based system with membrane layers and protective surfaces. Drainage, flashing and application method influence the scope.
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Standing-Seam Metal Roofing
Interlocking or mechanically seamed metal panels are an option for suitable sloped buildings. Allowances for movement and attachment are essential.
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Built-Up Roofing (BUR)
A multi-ply bitumen-based roof assembly with reinforcing layers and protective surfacing, often gravel. Existing structure and roof loading need review.
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Spray Foam Roofing (SPF)
Spray-applied foam and a protective coating can form an insulated low-slope assembly. Substrate suitability, drainage and coating maintenance are key.
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Roof Repairs & Storm Damage
Illustrative examples of roof repair and replacement work. Storm damage concerns are assessed based on actual property conditions.
About these photos
Roof-type images are AI-generated illustrations; other gallery photos are illustrative stock photography. They do not document completed Brixam Roofing projects, actual product specifications, certified installations, verified before-and-after results or warranty terms. Actual project photography can be added when approved.
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