Wood Shake & Shingle Roofing Guide
Compare 2 wood roofing products including cedar shakes, treated options, and composite alternatives.
Why Choose Wood Roofing?
Eco-Friendly
100% renewable material
2x R-Value
Natural insulation
30-50 Years
With proper care
+5-10% Value
Premium curb appeal
Fire Safety Consideration
Untreated wood shakes are Class C fire rated. For fire-prone areas, choose Class A fire-treated products or synthetic alternatives. Some jurisdictions restrict untreated wood roofing.
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treated shakeClass ACedar Line
Fire-Treated Cedar Shake
Premium cedar shakes with factory-applied fire retardant treatment meeting Class A fire rating, allowing installation in fire-restricted areas.
cedar shakeClass CCedar Line
Premium Hand-Split Cedar Shake
Premium hand-split and resawn cedar shakes from the finest Western Red Cedar, featuring the natural beauty and durability that only genuine cedar provides.
Best Wood Roofing by Climate Zone
northeast
Ice dam resistance and freeze-thaw durability are critical. Metal sheds snow, sl...
southeast
Hurricane resistance and algae/mold resistance are key. Impact-rated materials p...
midwest
Hail resistance is critical. Class 4 impact-rated materials can withstand golf b...
southwest
UV resistance and heat reflection reduce cooling costs. Light colors and cool ro...
pacific northwest
Moisture and moss resistance are critical. Metal and algae-resistant shingles pe...
gulf coast
Hurricane wind ratings of 130+ mph are essential. Metal and reinforced materials...
Top Wood Roofing Brands
Cedar Line
Cedar Line produces premium Western Red Cedar shakes and shingles, sourced from sustainably managed forests in the Pacific Northwest.
DaVinci Roofscapes
DaVinci Roofscapes manufactures award-winning polymer composite roofing that authentically replicates natural slate and cedar shake.
Shakertown
Shakertown is a leading manufacturer of cedar siding and roofing products, known for their quality craftsmanship and sustainable practices.
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