Whether your current roof needs replacing or you’re in the midst of a new construction, roof installation is a huge investment and needs to be handled properly. Even though you know it’s one of the most important features of your home, you may still have a few jitters about the size of the project, or worry that you may not be making the right decisions. Let’s take a closer look at the installation process.
Malarkey Roofing Products has been a family owned business since it was established in 1956 and has continually shown a commitment to supporting local communities. We are celebrating our 60th anniversary by reaching out to our communities and business partners to raise awareness and give back.
Premium asphalt shingles require the right ingredients combined with the right process. Learn how shingles with Flexor™ asphalt offer durable results.
We are excited to announce all three of the Malarkey manufacturing facilities achieved the Waste Diversion from Landfill certification from GreenCircle Certified, LLC. We would also like to congratulate our Malarkey employees on reaching new safety milestones.
Winter is setting in and it is important to know how the snow and ice can affect your home. Check out these helpful tips to in our seasonal maintenance guide for winter.
Expand your roofing industry vocabulary with these simple definitions and illustrations. Find more resources in our glossary!
Fall is a great time to check your home for any maintenance issues that need to be addressed before winter sets in. We’ve outlined some things to consider for your roof in this seasonal maintenance guide.
Expand your roofing industry vocabulary with these simple definitions and illustrations. Find more resources in our glossary!
Underlayments are installed between the roof deck and the shingle to provide protection to the deck during installation as well as act as a secondary barrier from leaks and ice dams after installation. Let’s look at the different underlayments offered by Malarkey.
Shingles can offer a variety of features to meet the needs of homes across the country. Learn how solar reflective shingles, polymer modified shingles, and shingles with Class 4 impact resistance can help protect your roof.