The Highest Quality Synthetic Shingles on the Market
We Install the Highest Quality Synthetic Shingles you can buy, at a Surprisingly Affordable Price. With incredible durability, uncommon beauty, and premium affordability–everything else is just a roof. Give your home the upgrade it deserves.
Designed for Durability
Traditional Laminated Shingle
- Glued layers can delaminate over time
- Granule loss leads to cracking & UV degradation
- Low tear strength & impact resistance
- Improper nailing leads to blow-off in high winds
One-Piece Synthetic Shingle
- Engineered materials for maximum durability
- No granules, no asphalt, superior performance
- Superior tear strength & impact resistance
- Designed for easy installation & high-wind performance
HAIL
CLASS 4 IMPACT RESISTANT
WIND
130+ MPH WIND RATED
FIRE
CLASS A FIRE RATED
Introducing… F-Wave™ | Reinventing Residential Roofing
We have one simple mission: Create the best shingle the world has ever seen. Period.
That doesn’t just mean standing up to high-winds and hail, or whatever else nature throws down. It means looking great while doing it. And without the drawbacks and costly upkeep of asphalt shingles, natural wood shingles, and real slate roofing tiles. The result is a premium upgrade to your roof at a surprisingly affordable price.
Roofing Turtle is a Certified F-Wave™ Installer
Top Quality Roof With Industry Leading Warranty
When getting your roof repaired or replaced, you want to get quality products that you know you can count on. The roofing materials that we use are high-end and are guaranteed to keep any and all weather out of your home for a long time.
Our F Wave Revia synthetic slate shingles are nationally recognized for their durability, aesthetics, and technological innovation. Plus, they’re backed by their own 50+ year warranty. When discussing your roof project, we’ll review all the options and work with you to make a decision on the best roofing products for your home.
Your home is your world and a space that you and your loved ones should always be safe in. You just have to make sure you take care of it correctly by keeping your roof in an impenetrable, long-lasting condition.
1. Get In Touch
2. Work On Your Roof
3. Enjoy A Protected Home
Synthetic Shingle Roof
$15,000 - $20,000: 1500 sq ft house
$25,000 - $30,000: 2500 sq ft house
$35,000 - $40,000: 3500 sq ft house
Premium F Wave Revia slate shingles with a 50-year F Wave manufacturer warranty. Includes permitting, tear off, disposal, all labor and materials, new pipe jacks, drip edge, and vents as needed. Includes F Wave premium ridge cap shingles. Excludes solar vents and hand-split shake roofing.
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Invest In Your Home With A Quality Roof That Will Last For Decades
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The Roofing Turtle Blog
The Slow & Steady Guide to Filing a Commercial Hail Damage Claim
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Can I Include Siding Damage in My Hail Claim?
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Do I Really Need to Replace My Roof After a Hail Storm?
We’ve all been there. You’re hunkered down in your living room listening to what sounds like a bag of marbles being dumped on your house. Once the sun comes out, you take a quick walk around the yard, see that the shingles are still attached, and breathe a sigh of...
Commercial Storm Recovery: Protecting Your Burnet County Business After the April Storms
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Roofing Giddings: Why Local Expertise Matters After the Recent Storms
If you’ve spent any time near N. Burleson or N. Main lately, you’ve seen the blue tarps. The EF-0 tornado that touched down southwest of Giddings on April 2nd may have been brief, but for many Lee County homeowners, it was a wake-up call about the health of their...
Siding in Giddings, TX: Protecting Your Home After the Lee County Tornado
When the EF-0 tornado tracked through the north side of Giddings last Thursday, it wasn't just roofs that took a hit. High-velocity winds and flying debris are the natural enemies of home exterior cladding. If you’ve noticed cracked panels, missing sections, or...
Giddings Storm Repair: 5 Steps to Take After the April 2nd Tornado
If you were in the path of the EF-0 tornado that moved from near CR 208 and FM 2239 into the heart of Giddings this Thursday, you likely saw more than just a few downed tree limbs. While the National Weather Service reported this was a "weak" twister with 70 mph...














