Dave Adams is a NJ and FL state licensed and insured roofing contractor .  We offer several types of Residential Roofs and specialize in Historic & Victorian Restoration homes. Click below to see the different examples of shingles.

Timberline® Prestique® Lifetime shingles will cost you just a fraction more than standard architectural shingles. In return, you can enjoy having the longest-lasting, thickest, and most-dimensional wood shake look for your roof.
Thanks to layers that are nearly 60% thicker than standard architectural shingles, combined with our patented High Definition® blends, Timberline® Prestique® Lifetime shingles offer a natural beauty and incredible thickness that you’ll notice and appreciate.

Grand Manor Shangle  One of the heaviest, most extraordinary shingles ever produced.  Two full-size shingles with a third layer of extra-wide random tabs creates virtually five-layer coverage when applied. Algae resistant.  Lifetime limited warranty with 10-year SureStartTM protection.

EcoStar™ manufactures a line of synthetic shingles that look like traditional slate and cedar shingles. These shingles are used on residential and commercial buildings, particularly buildings with steep slopes that require traditional roofing materials. EcoStar uses rubber and plastic to make a lightweight, durable tile as an alternative to traditional roofing materials.

Cedar roofing lends a rustic or tailored effect to exteriors, depending on whether or not you choose shingles or shakes. And with a tonal range that includes amber, to golden, to brown, cedar roofing is a singular style in roofing that is unmatched by any other roofing material.  
Cedar shingles shakes, and hip & ridge units have been enduring choices for exterior coverings for residences and commercial properties all over the world.  The look of cedar evokes a certain casual atmosphere, while at the same time meeting all of the practical benefits expected of a long-lasting roof. 

Benefits of Cedar Roofing

• Cedar offers two natural, timeless looks – shingles and shakes.
• Cedar is naturally resistant to moisture, UV rays, and insect damage
• Cedar is very wind resistant.
• Cedar is a natural insulator, keeping warmth in winter months, and keeping properties cooler during the summer.
• Cedar is less susceptible to moss growth when compared with many other roofing materials
• Cedar can be factory treated to be fire-resistant, fungus-resistant, and can be supplemented to be more moss and insect resistant as well
• Cedar is adaptable to every climate
• The standards of cedar roofing are overseen by the Cedar Shingle and Shake Bureau for customer reference and industry best practices

Slate has been acclaimed for generations as the ultimate roofing material. It is natural stone that has the remarkable ability to be manufactured into thin tiles of uniform thickness. A slate roof simply has no equal in durability, and its natural beauty enhances the aesthetic design of nearly any building with its rich natural color and texture. There are many benefits to a slate roof from longevity and appearance to energy conservation.

The Enviroshake® replicates the look of an antique cedar shake roof. This product will provide many advantages to the consumer due to it's enhanced physical properties. Major benefits include increased durability, UV protection, wind and hail resistance combined with superior mold, mildew and insect resistant properties . When you consider all the benefits, Enviroshake® makes an attractive alternative.

The characteristic of Tile Roofing is one-piece, rolling barrel design of this magnificent roof tile recalls the rugged grandeur and sun-baked skies of the Old Southwest.

Metal Roofing

• Standing Seam
  We offer four different standing seam products; a snap on system, a mechanically field seamed system, a system with an integral lock and seam, and a positive-locking, one-piece standing seam system.   
• Shingle
  Five metal shingle products are available; Bermuda style shake facsimile, wood style shake facsimile, a simulated dimensional shingle, a diamond shaped shingle and a standing seam shingle. 
• Batten Seam
  Two batten seam products are available; a snap on system and a system with an integral batten and seam.
• Tile
  Three metal tile products are available; a stone coated metal tile, a scalloped Northern European style tile and an “S” or Spanish tile.
• Through Fastened Panel
  Many through fastened panel products are available; including various ribbed styles, “batten” and “standing seam” styles, and a plank and barn board style.   
• Curved Series
  Four curved profiles are available, including two mechanically seamed panel types, a corrugated panel and a ribbed panel with concealed fasteners.