Slate is its own trade
Slate has its own fasteners, its own headlaps and its own way of being walked on. It is not a shingle job with heavier tiles, and a crew that treats it as one will break more than it lays.
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Slate is the roof you install once. Natural stone that is generally reckoned in centuries rather than decades, or modern synthetic slate that captures the look at a fraction of the weight and cost.
Slate has its own fasteners, its own headlaps and its own way of being walked on. It is not a shingle job with heavier tiles, and a crew that treats it as one will break more than it lays.
True quarried slate for historic homes, or composite slate that delivers the aesthetic with easier structural requirements.
Many "failed" slate roofs just need flashing work and selective slate replacement — we tell you honestly which yours is.
Natural slate is heavy — a structural check comes first. If your framing can't take it, synthetic slate delivers the same look at roughly a third of the weight.
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