Products We Install

Asphalt Shingles

Made of a base mat or organic material (cellulose fibers) or inorganic material (glass fibers). The mat is saturated and coated with asphalt and then surfaced with ceramic-coated opaque mineral granules. There are three types of these shingles: architectural, 3-tab and luxury. Architectural are the most popular asphalt shingles.

View the types of shingles we install from these manufactures.

TPO

Thermoplastic Polyolefin is a white single-ply vinyl membrane that is a very durable and energy efficient roofing system for both residential and commercial buildings with flat roofs.

EPDM

Ethylene Propylene Diene Terpolymer is a black single-ply rubber membrane that is very durable, installed on residential and commercial buildings with flat roofs.

Modified Bitumen

This aesthetically appealing low sloping roof product is a combination of hot asphalt with plastic and rubber additives. They are then layered between sheets of polyester or fiberglass.

Steel Panels

Large sheets of metal panels installed on agricultural or commercial buildings. These panels are available in different sizes and styles based on the building’s structure and appearance preference.

The manufacturers we use and are certified with:

EPDM roofing, roofing contractor, Wisconsin

In short: 5 stars! A roof is a substantial investment. I knew mine was in dire need of replacement. I did my homework and selected three contractors for quotes. One was a major supplier of home repairs (windows, doors, siding, roofs) who you’ve probably seen on TV; they used subcontractors and their quote was almost triple the others I received!! The other two were local contractors. I met with Matthew (the owner) from Absolute Roofing and was very impressed with his knowledge and experience. He not only brought a package of information for me to keep for my review, he also had samples of the roofing available to show me. I was very surprised that the other local contractor showed up with absolutely nothing in hand, and appeared content to sell me a roof through his salesmanship alone. One big point for Absolute. I was also surprised to learn that this second local contractor also used subcontractors, which he assured me “everyone does.” Absolute has their own crews. Another huge point for Absolute. I don’t want to deal with a lot of finger pointing when an issue arises, and it was nice to know that Absolute is completely in-house. And before signing with Absolute, I peppered Matthew with questions regarding the installation. He was always upfront, answering all my questions and addressing any concerns. I felt I was in good hands from signing to project completion. Matthew was great, Ashley (in the office) was always extremely helpful, and Hector (onsite manager) was equally amazing. Did issues arise during the install? Yes. If you’ve done any kind of home improvement, you know issues are almost inevitable. But to their credit, the whole Absolute team handled those issues to my satisfaction. No one at Absolute even asked for a final payment until all issues had been addressed. This is a company that very obviously wants to make a good impression, and wants happy customers. I would absolutely hire them again!!

Kevin F.