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You can solve your roofing or window problems for life with Interlock®.

Interlock lifetime metal roofing systems are built to last, conserve energy, and safeguard the environment. In fact, they’re so durable that the first time you replace your roof with our product, you’ll never have to re-roof again. NEVER.

Our New Winterlock Triple pane energy efficient replacement windows feature smart design and engineering, and will last a lifetime.

We make it easy by providing you flexible financing options, an abundant selection of designer styles and colors, and a lifetime transferable warranty. Choosing Interlock lifetime products means less dependence on energy resources, less pollution in your area, and less money out of your pocket over time.

Interlock Industries, Inc. - Oregon's Best Roof is the official installer of the Interlock Roofing System in Oregon.

Metal Roofing Slate Roofing, Shingle Roofing, Shake Roofing, Tile Roofing, Standing Seam Roofing Solar Roofing BIPV Solar Laminate (Standing Seam), Solar Crystalline Panel (All Profiles) Low-Slope / Flat Roofing Membrane Roofing

Generate clean, renewable solar energy

• Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) solar laminate panels (Compatible with Interlock standing seam roofing only)
• Crystalline solar panels (Compatible with all Interlock Roofing Products)

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I have enjoyed the new roof you have installed for almost a year now, and I want to say I am so pleased with it.  Best of all it was recognized in my taxes and that was especially nice.

I have to admit, I have the best looking roof in my neighborhood and it is permanent.

Mary Randell
Tumwater, WA

Common Roofing Materials - A Comparison

Composition shingles are the most common roofing material in North America. They are commonly made of either fiberglass or recycled paper based products mixed with asphalt, which is then covered with colored mineral granules. While they have a low installation cost, composition shingles will usually protect your home for about 10-15 years. Some composition roofs require maintenance or repair in as little as 8 years.

This material can be easily damaged by high winds, causing the shingles to blow off. High heat, heavy rains and other weather factors can cause curling, cracking and streaking of the shingles, which deteriorates your roof’s appearance and effectiveness. An average home with composition shingles will have to be re-roofed many times over its lifetime, creating waste that will need to be disposed of in the environment.

Clay tile and slate is commonly chosen for its appearance. Tile is often chosen for the ability to provide homes with a southwestern, Italian or Spanish Mission look, and slate is often seen on more upscale homes. They are natural substances that won’t burn or be as affected by the elements or insects as would organic material. However, they are extremely heavy and cause significant stress on your home’s structure. This puts your home at risk in the event of seismic activity or weakness caused by fire.Installing clay tile or slate on an average home can be very expensive due to the complicated nature of the installation and the cost of the material itself. One common finding when installing clay tile or slate is that extra roof support systems are needed due to the extremely high weight of these materials.

Wood shingles and shakes provide a natural look to your home. They are commonly made out of cedar, red wood or cypress.

Installing wood shingles or shakes is complicated and should only be undertaken by a professional. These materials are generally chosen for looks and not durability. Unlike 25 years ago, modern wood products are typically being manufactured from second growth wood, which means the wood can become brittle, and shrink, causing the roof to be compromised. This is due to the fact that the growth ring count in second growth trees is significantly less than old growth trees, causing reduced strength.

Today’s metal roofing can provide you with any style or color that would complement your home perfectly. Aluminum can be shaped to look like Tile, Slate, Shingle or Shake.

While the initial cost of a metal roof is higher then some other roofing materials, it can save you money in the long run. In some states due to the high impact resistance to hail for example, a metal roof can lower your homeowners insurance.

Metal will also not be affected by other extreme weather the way other organic roofing materials will, as aluminum won’t deteriorate. With the lightweight benefits of metal your roof won’t need a heavy-duty truss or structure system for installing.

Metal roofing can decrease the chances of roof collapse, during earthquake or fire damage. Metal roofing products protect your home from sparks due to flying embers should fire threaten.