We suggest researching online reviews from actual users of the various products to make a decision. Here at Porch we don't recommend any specific brand. Thank you. ... Read more

Assuming fiberglass shingles, most manufacturers package three bundles of shingles per square, or 100 square feet. ... Read more

Assuming commonly available fiberglass shingles, 33 1/3 square feet. ... Read more

The worst case scenario I can think of is leakage, resulting in wood deterioration and or damage to contents. You can call us at 855.494.5972 to locate a pro to avoid damage or look here: https://porch.com/austin-tx/contractors Thank you. ... Read more

The type of roof covering depends on your budget, and on your roof structure. Concrete tiles are expensive and heavy. If you currently have fiberglass shingles, your roof may not be designed for the extra weight. A lapped seam or standing seam metal roof may be a good option for your area. This is also a more costly option compared to fiberglass shingles, but metal may last longer if properly maintained. Fiberglass shingles are good too. You can have zinc strips installed at the ridge to help reduce algae and moss. ... Read more

When shingles come three bundles to the square, there are 29 standard-sized shingles (12 in. by 36 in.) in each bundle. Figuring out the roof area is the first step to determine how many bundles you'll need to order ... Read more