DaVinci Slate Tiles
DaVinci Slate tiles are the superior choice in synthetic roofing, and deliver the highest levels of beauty without the typical challenges of a natural slate roof.
Some homes were created with the promise of a slate roof in mind. DaVinci Slate shingles deliver astonishing versatility and are engineered to be lighter, resist impact, and maintain their color.
Designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, these composite shingles are a cost-effective solution to traditional roofing materials.
It’s hard to beat Mother Nature, but DaVinci and Omega Exteriors has done it.
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FAQs
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Made of virgin resins, UV and thermal stabilizers, along with a highly-specialized fire retardant, DaVinci slate roofs will last many decades. DaVinci products are backed by a Lifetime Limited Materials Warranty on residences and a 50-year warranty on commercial projects.
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The look of DaVinci slate is very authentic. The molds capture a realistic appearance of natural slate, so that homeowners can increase their home’s curb appeal and value. Lightweight and easy to install, DaVinci products are made to look great and to last for decades without maintenance hassles.
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DaVinci slate roofs save homeowners on long term maintenance and replacement costs. Oftentimes insurance companies provide homeowners with discounts on yearly insurance fees because DaVinci roofs resist impact and high winds associated with storms, along with fire. Other types of roofs made from natural materials don’t have this benefit.
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Very well. DaVinci tiles remain pliable in temperatures well below zero and have been tested to have the highest available impact rating.
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Like real slate, snow doesn’t want to stay on DaVinci roofs for long. In fact, snow tends to slide off DaVinci roofs all at once. Some homeowners love this feature because it doesn’t allow snow to continually build on their roof. However, in places where people, pets, or landscaping may get in the path of snow sliding from a roof snow guards should definitely be used. If there is a considerable amount of snow it could be quite dangerous. Snow guards are snow retention devices. When installed properly they keep the snow on the roof until it melts.