Impact-resistant roofs for hail country
Hail season again? Class 4 impact-rated shingles are built to take hits that crack standard shingles. If you’re replacing your roof, they’re worth a look.

Why homeowners upgrade
Hail is common here
Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado are among the most hail-prone states.
Built to resist cracking
Tested with a 2-inch steel ball dropped from 20 feet.
Possible insurance savings
Many insurers offer discounts for Class 4 roofs. Ask your agent.
The same look
The same styles and colors as standard shingles.
Metal is an option too
We’ll compare it with Class 4 shingles for your roof.
What to know about Class 4
- Class 4 is the highest impact rating
- Rated shingles are labeled, so you can check
- A rating measures resistance. No roof is hail-proof
- They cost more than standard shingles
- On an insurance claim, you usually pay the difference to upgrade
- Our lifetime workmanship warranty, plus the manufacturer’s

Reviews and recent work
5.0 from 99+ Google reviews
“Jared helped us upgrade to impact-resistant shingles, explained the benefits, and made the whole process easy to understand. The roof looks great, the crew cleaned up well, and we’re very happy with the finished product.”
“We decided to upgrade to Class 4 shingles and get new gutters installed, and the improvement to the home is incredible.”




Get a free inspection
Get a free inspection, and we’ll price Class 4 and standard shingles side by side.
Takes about a minute. Photos are optional.
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