Roofing product guides
One page per product: what it is, how to recognize it from the ground, whether repair material still exists, and how Matt handles the claim, warranty or repair. Start with the discontinued shingles overview or the tile roof repair page.
Elk Capstone
Elk's slate-look laminated shingle from the 2000s. Retired after GAF bought Elk in 2007, so a damaged Capstone roof is a matching question from day one.
Read the guide →DiscontinuedAtlas StormMaster Slate
A polymer-modified, Class 4 impact-resistant shingle with a slate look. No longer produced, and its long tabs are the first thing to fail in Oklahoma wind.
Read the guide →Production status under reviewCertainTeed Belmont
A luxury slate-look shingle common on higher-end Oklahoma City-area roofs, almost always the Class 4 IR version. The exact variant drives both insurance paperwork and any manufacturer warranty review.
Read the guide →DiscontinuedGAF Grand Canyon
GAF's heaviest wood-shake-look designer shingle. Listed as discontinued by distributors; Grand Sequoia is the lighter look-alike GAF still makes.
Read the guide →In production, limited availabilityCertainTeed Grand Manor
CertainTeed's heaviest luxury shingle. Production paused in 2021, which turned small repairs into full replacements on some Oklahoma roofs. Back in limited production.
Read the guide →Not sure what is on your roof?
Send Matt a few photos. He identifies the product and tells you what the next step actually is.