Roofing Washington, One Home at a Time
Atlas Pinnacle Pristine is an architectural laminate shingle featuring built-in algae-resistant technology ideal for the damp Pacific Northwest.
Pinnacle Pristine is Atlas's popular dimensional shingle, combining a handsome, layered laminate profile with Scotchgard Protector technology designed to guard against the black streaks and algae staining that plague roofs in our humid, rainy region. Its textured, shadowed appearance delivers the upgraded curb appeal of an architectural shingle while the algae resistance helps the roof stay cleaner and more attractive over its lifetime. For Puget Sound homeowners battling constant moisture, this built-in protection is a meaningful practical advantage. The laminate construction also offers solid wind and weather performance suited to Northwest storms. Pinnacle Pristine is a smart blend of good looks and low-maintenance durability for our climate.
Integrated algae-resistant technology that fights black streaking; Dimensional laminate profile with attractive shadow lines; Well suited to the humidity and rainfall of the Puget Sound region; Broad color range to match Northwest home styles; Dependable wind and weather resistance for coastal storms
1) Tear off old roofing and inspect the deck for moisture intrusion and soft spots; 2) Install synthetic underlayment with ice-and-water membrane at eaves, valleys, and penetrations; 3) Set starter strips and fasten Pinnacle Pristine shingles in a staggered pattern for full dimension; 4) Cap the ridges, seal flashings, and finish with a thorough magnetic nail sweep
Roof size in squares and the number of stories; Pitch, valleys, dormers, and other complexity factors; Chosen color and any upgraded ridge accessories; Tear-off, disposal, and repair of any damaged decking; Ventilation and flashing details required to meet code
Late spring through early fall gives the driest window for proper shingle sealing across western Washington.