We recommend Wallaba Shingles, Teak Shingles or CCA Treated Cedar Shingles for houses located in tropical regions. While untreated wood is an excellent, long-lasting option for areas without high humidity, Wallaba, Teak and CCA Treated Shingles have elements which allow them to hold up better against the high humidity and moisture in the tropics.

May is National Historic Preservation Month, so we are taking a look at some of our favorite historical projects we have been involved in!

Tudor homes are a classic style, with their use of natural colors and materials making them simply timeless.

Cottage-style roofs can transform any property into a storybook setting. Traditional thatched roofs were made from reed and straw. Today, steam-bent wooden shingles recreate traditional thatched roofs' flowing, organic look while offering durability and modern performance. 

The craftsmanship involved in steam bending allows for intricate curves and contours - perfect for unique architectural designs. 

Modern thatched roofs combine the enduring beauty of traditional thatching with the efficiency and precision of contemporary techniques. Steam-bent wooden shingles have redefined this classic roofing style, making it more adaptable, sustainable, and suited for today’s architectural demands. 

Custom Shingles is a company devoted to perfecting the modern thatched roof. Our designs and patented methods create visually stunning, high-performance roofs that will outlast traditional materials.

An energy efficient roof reduces heat transfer, stabilizes indoor temperatures, and lowers energy consumption. Key factors like proper insulation, ventilation, and reflective materials all contribute to a roof’s ability to save energy. 

The right materials work year-round to keep homes cool in summer and warm in winter - while reducing heating and cooling costs.

A fire-resistant roof can withstand heat and flames without catching fire. You might assume only metal or tile can provide robust fire resistance - but that is a misconception.

Certain species of wood naturally resist fire due to high levels of resin in their fibers. Wood, like the luxurious Wallaba or even treated cedar, can hold the highest level of fire resistance given to roofs.

Custom Shingles is the No. 1 name in customized roofing solutions. We create high-end cedar or wallaba roofs, utilizing patented techniques and industry-leading craftsmanship. Check out our online galleries for inspiration - reach out today!