CertainTeed Belmont

What This Service Involves

Belmont pairs a two-piece laminated construction with a slate-inspired color palette to give roofs an elegant, tailored appearance. Its clean, tapered shadow lines work beautifully on traditional and formal Northwest homes where a slate look is desired without the structural demands of real stone. The heavier build helps it weather the constant moisture and wind that define Puget Sound roofing conditions. Belmont appeals to homeowners who want understated luxury and a crisp, classic roofline.

Benefits

Slate-inspired designer appearance with clean tapered lines; layered construction for depth and a formal look; lighter and easier to install than natural slate; algae-resistant granules for damp-climate defense; refined curb appeal for traditional homes

Our Process

1) Strip the old roof and inspect decking for moisture damage; 2) Lay ice-and-water membrane at critical areas plus synthetic underlayment; 3) Install Belmont shingles with precise alignment to showcase the slate-look pattern; 4) Cap hips and ridges and detail every flashing and penetration

What Affects the Cost

Designer-tier material cost; total squares and roof size; pitch and access; roof complexity and detailing; deck repair and tear-off disposal

Best Time of Year

Install Belmont during the drier late-spring-to-fall season for the cleanest results in western Washington.