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Designer shingle tier 3 is a designer asphalt shingle with a larger tab and deeper shadow. It costs more than Architectural shingle tier 1 and takes a more careful layout. We only specify it when the roof geometry and the homeowner’s expectation match the product. Installation follows Manufacturer A’s current designer instructions, including starter and ridge.
Problems it solves
- Wanting more dimension than a standard laminate
- Replacing an older designer roof
Properties
- Custom and two-story homes
- Visible street elevations
Materials and systems
- Designer shingle tier 3
- Matching accessories
- Full leak-barrier options
How we install
- Mock-up on the house
- Layout plan
- Install
- Closeout photos
What affects price
- Higher material cost
- More labor per square
- Waste on cut-up roofs
We do not publish a menu of exact prices. Cost depends on measure, materials, conditions, complexity, and final scope.
Benefits
- Stronger curb profile
- Designer system path
Limits
- Not every cut-up roof is a good designer candidate. We will say so.
Questions
Does it look like tile?
It reads as a heavy shingle, not clay tile. For true tile, see our tile pages.