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WeatherWatch - GAF Ice & Water Shield

WeatherWatch

Granular SurfaceUp to 180°F7.7/10 Rating

GAF WeatherWatch is designed specifically for asphalt shingle roofs with a granular surface that provides excellent shingle adhesion and UV resistance.

Key Features of WeatherWatch

  • Granular mineral surface
  • Designed for asphalt shingles
  • Self-sealing technology
  • Prevents ice dam damage
  • Valley protection
  • Cost-effective protection

Technical Specifications

25°F - 180°F

Temperature Range

90 days

UV Exposure Limit

Good

Split Resistance

Yes

Self-Sealing

150 sq ft

Coverage Per Roll

$50-$70

Per Square (100 sq ft)

Compatible Roofing Types

Asphalt shingles only

Advantages

  • More affordable than Grace
  • Good shingle adhesion
  • Part of GAF system warranty
  • Reliable performance

Disadvantages

  • Shingle-only compatibility
  • Lower temperature rating than StormGuard
  • Less coverage per roll

WeatherWatch Regional Performance Ratings

See how WeatherWatch performs in different climate zones across the United States.

Northeast
8/10good

Good ice dam protection

Southeast
8/10good

Adequate for the region

Midwest
8/10good

Cost-effective option

Southwest
7/10fair

Lower temp rating

Pacific Northwest
8/10good

Good moisture barrier

Gulf Coast
7/10fair

Consider StormGuard for heat

Frequently Asked Questions

What is WeatherWatch?

GAF WeatherWatch is designed specifically for asphalt shingle roofs with a granular surface that provides excellent shingle adhesion and UV resistance.

How much does WeatherWatch cost?

WeatherWatch costs between $50 and $70 per square (100 sq ft). Each roll covers approximately 150 square feet.

What temperature range can WeatherWatch withstand?

WeatherWatch is rated for temperatures from 25°F to 180°F, suitable for standard residential roofing applications.

Where should WeatherWatch be installed?

WeatherWatch should be installed at critical areas prone to ice dams and water infiltration, including eaves (minimum 3 feet from edge, 6 feet in snow country), valleys, around chimneys and skylights, and at roof-to-wall intersections.