Armor Shield's fiberglass roofing system was developed from the same composite engineering used to build underground petroleum storage tanks — structures that are required to last 30 to 60 years without failure. We manufacture and distribute the same 60-year system nationwide, with product consultation included — to contractors and property owners alike.
A roof you only think about once every 30 years — backed by product consultation, not a sales pitch.
The compressed fiberglass composite absorbs and deflects impact instead of cracking or granulating — the failure mode that ends most commercial roofs early.
The system carries a Class A fire rating, the highest classification for roof coverings, without trading off flexibility or weight.
Outside of a scheduled recoat every 30 years, the system requires essentially no upkeep — a 60-year service life at a materially different cost profile than membrane or built-up roofing.
Run the numbers over the life of the building, not just the first invoice.
| Line Item | Conventional Roof | Armor Shield System |
|---|---|---|
| Initial installation | Varies by system | Comparable to a premier roll-on polyurethane coating |
| Typical service life | 15–20 years | 60+ years, with a recoat at year 30 |
| Recoat / renewal cost | Full tear-off & replace | A fraction of the original install |
| Maintenance profile | Ongoing patch & repair | Near zero between recoats |
| Hail & impact resistance | System-dependent | Rated hail-proof |
"We test everything ourselves, on our own buildings, before it ever goes on a customer's roof. That's extreme testing — and it's why we stand behind how long this system lasts."
A sample of commercial and residential jobs using the Armor Shield system.
