Vermont Slate Roofing

Its photo realistic slate textured surface gives it the classy look of traditional slate tiles but without the risk of chips cracks and costly repairs after a severe hailstorm.

Vermont slate roofing.

The subtle textures and distinctive colors of vermont slate depot s roofing slate will provide the crowning touch to any architectural design. For natural vermont countertops slate and craftsman cut stone at direct prices call camara slate. Vermont slate hp is the only roofing material available that is factory warrantied against hail impact damage of any size. Vermont slate is the basis for the greenstone roofing slate s s1 best rating by astm international an independent organization that sets standards for building materials.

Slate s durability alone plays a key role in enhancing your property. Architects specify our own vermont roofing slates for their unfading and weathering colors durability on the grain fabrication and high quality standards. Click here for more informationor call 802 265 3200. Newmont slate company produces the most and finest vermont black slate in the united states.

Slate roofing slate is the best roofing material known to men. A natural material that lasts over 100 years and guarantees a perfect performance in any condition. With only one exception the unique unfading spanish black greenstone slate is manufactured into roofing slates in our poultney vermont facilities. S1 roofing slate is rated to last 75 years.

The slate valley of vermont is renowned for producing the world s best quality slate. Natural slate roofing enriches the overall appeal of a building while affording more lasting and reliable protection than any substitute. We take great pride in quality service competitive pricing fast delivery and superior stone. Vermont slate offers the widest range of roofing slates in the market with more than 40 000 combinations of models sizes and shapes.

Greenstone provides a 100 year warranty for its slate. Located in vermont newmont slate is the largest roofing slate producer in the united states. This slate is often used to blend with other purples and grays.