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Upgrade to natural hardwood shingles today. If you’re looking for a unique way to add to your curb appeal, improve the durability of your roof and choose a product that’s safer for the environment, discover how wallaba shingles can improve your home today.

Waterproof Protection

Wallaba is a tropical wood that is extremely dense and naturally waterproof. Most wood shingles on buildings are made of cedar, which isn’t waterproof and requires a chemical coating to resist moisture and avoid cracking. Without continued coating, cedar begins to crack, mold and allow moisture to enter your roofline. Wallaba creates a dense barrier that will keep your home safe and sealed.

Rugged Beauty

When you choose wallaba, you’re choosing a beautiful wood shingle option that’s naturally mold resistant and fades with beauty. While cedar and asphalt shingles look faded, worn and unappealing as they age, wallaba shingles turn a beautiful silver hue and still retain their waterproof protection.

Choose a professional installation team and enjoy elegant rows of rugged wallaba on your roof. Whether you already have wood siding or want to add just a touch of natural materials to your home’s exterior, wallaba is a beautiful choice that can add curb appeal and value to your home. Create a unique exterior that stands out from your neighbors and ties a natural element into your home’s decor.

Long-Lasting Material

There’s a reason these shingles come with up to a 25-year warranty. Wallaba doesn’t crack or chip easily and is incredibly strong. Even hurricane-strength winds are no match for the rugged capabilities of these shingles. You’ll enjoy a generous warranty, as these shingles tend to outlast most other roofing materials with little or no maintenance necessary. If you’re ready to upgrade your roof and avoid the hassle and expense of replacing your asphalt shingles or treating your cedar shingles, receive an estimate today on ordering your new wallaba shingles.