Asphalt Shingle

Asphalt Shingle Roofing · Montgomery County, Maryland

Timeless Style.
Reliable Protection.

Premium asphalt shingle roofing, thoughtfully selected and carefully installed for your home.

Noble Exteriors helps you compare materials, understand your options, and plan a complete roof replacement with confidence.

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The Brands We Build With

Quality Choices. A Roof That Fits Your Home.

Explore established roofing brands with a variety of styles, colors, and system options. We explain the differences so you can choose with a clear understanding of your project and budget.

Shingle roof installation with underlayment and roof details visible

CertainTeed

Architectural character and a range of shingle styles and colors. We help you compare suitable options and the matching system components for your roof.

Roof deck protection and shingle materials during installation

GAF

Shingles and compatible roofing accessories designed to work together. We review the selected system’s installation requirements and available warranty options.

Architectural shingle roofing on a stone-front home

Owens Corning

Dimensional shingle choices for a coordinated finish. Compare colors, suitable performance options, and the components recommended for the system you choose.

Product availability, performance ratings, and warranty eligibility vary by the shingle and complete system selected. We review the details during your consultation.

A Complete Roofing System

More Than Shingles.
Protection That Works Together.

We install compatible components from your selected manufacturer and follow the system’s requirements. Each layer has a purpose, from the roof deck to the finishing ridge caps.

Close view of architectural asphalt shingles
01

Roof Deck & Ventilation

A sound decking surface and appropriate intake and exhaust ventilation provide the foundation for the roof system.

02

Leak-Barrier Membrane

Self-adhered waterproofing protection at vulnerable areas such as eaves, valleys, and roof-to-wall transitions, as required by the roof design.

03

Roof Underlayment

A secondary protective layer beneath the shingles, selected and installed according to the roofing system’s requirements.

04

Starter Strips

Purpose-made starter shingles at eaves and rakes help establish the first course and secure the roof edges.

05

Field Shingles

The main roof surface provides the color, dimensional appearance, and weather-shedding layer you select.

06

Hip & Ridge Caps

Compatible finishing shingles protect hips and ridges and provide a coordinated look at the roof’s highest lines.

After Tear-Off. Before the New Roof.

We Check the Wood Beneath Your Shingles.

Removing the old shingles lets us inspect the exposed roof decking for soft spots, rot, loose panels, and other damage. We do not simply cover up compromised wood with new roofing.

We reinforce areas that need additional support and replace rotted or unsound decking as needed, creating a sound base before the new membrane, underlayment, and shingles are installed. If additional repairs are needed, we explain what we find and review the work and pricing with you before proceeding.

Close-up of rotted and deteriorated roof decking exposed after shingle removal
From a Noble Exteriors project: damaged decking exposed after shingle removal.

Ventilation Is Part of the Roof

Good Roofing Needs Balanced Airflow.

Before we install new shingles, Noble Exteriors checks the existing intake and exhaust ventilation. A ridge vent alone is not enough if fresh air cannot enter the attic.

Check the Intake. Add It Where Needed.

We review the available intake and whether airflow paths are open. When intake is insufficient, we add suitable intake vents as part of the project. On roof replacements, we have added roof-mounted intake vents over an air slot near the eave edge, allowing fresh air to enter beneath the shingles and into the attic.

Match Intake with Exhaust.

Fresh air enters through suitable intake vents near the lower roof edge, while warm, moisture-laden air leaves through exhaust vents higher on the roof. We review the balance and select vent locations and products for your roof and attic design.

Balanced attic ventilation: intake below, exhaust aboveBlue arrows show fresh air entering roof-mounted intake vents near the eave edges and moving up both sides of the attic. A warm-colored arrow shows moist air leaving through the ridge vent.EXHAUSTWarm, moist air outINTAKEINTAKEAir in at roof edgeAir in at roof edge
Simplified illustration of a ventilated attic. Vent placement depends on the roof design.

Know What Protects Your Investment

Warranty Details, Clearly Explained.

The right materials and proper installation matter. Understanding the written coverage matters, too.

Manufacturer Coverage

Coverage depends on the products and warranty level selected. We review the applicable written terms, including covered components and limitations.

Installation & Workmanship

Material coverage and workmanship coverage are different. We explain the installation coverage included in your proposal and any eligible options.

Clear Written Details

We explain applicable registration steps, transfer conditions, and documents so you know what to keep after the installation.

Professional Roof Replacement

A Clear Plan. Careful Work.

Practical guidance, attention to detail, and clear communication at each step.

1. Inspection & Consultation

Inspect the roof, take measurements, and check the existing intake and exhaust ventilation along with your priorities.

2. Brand, Style & Color

Compare suitable shingle systems and colors, review the scope, and receive a clear estimate.

3. Preparation & Installation

Remove the old roofing, inspect the decking, discuss needed repairs, and install the selected system.

4. Walkthrough & Cleanup

Review the finished work, complete magnetic site cleanup, and explain the applicable warranty documents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which asphalt shingle brand is right for my home?

We help you compare CertainTeed, GAF, and Owens Corning options based on your roof, preferred appearance, budget, and the requirements of the selected system. The best fit depends on the specific product and your project.

Will you inspect the wood decking beneath my roof?

Yes. After tear-off, we check for soft, rotted, loose, or damaged decking. We reinforce areas that need support and replace rotted or unsound sections rather than covering them with new shingles. We explain any additional repair work and pricing before proceeding.

Why use matching roofing-system components?

Compatible shingles, underlayment, leak barriers, starter strips, and ridge caps help the roof work as a system. Some warranty levels also require specific products and installation conditions, which we review with you.

Will you check my attic ventilation?

Yes. We check intake and exhaust ventilation as part of planning your shingle roof. If the existing intake is insufficient, we explain suitable intake-vent additions and include the agreed work in your project.

What should I know about roofing warranties?

Coverage varies by the product, system, and warranty selected. We explain the applicable written terms, including material and workmanship coverage, registration requirements where applicable, and transfer conditions.

Our Service Area
Asphalt shingle roofing services centered in Montgomery County, Maryland, including Bethesda, Rockville, Silver Spring, Gaithersburg, and Germantown. We also serve Frederick County, Howard County, and Prince George’s County.

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