Aluminum Lock Roofing Inc

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Aluma-Lock and Copper Lock roofing shingles from Aluminum Lock Roofing Inc. have been manufactured in Salt Lake City, Utah since 1957. Our Aluminum Lock shingles use an interlocking shingle system that has proven durable and effective throughout five decades of hot summers and cold, snowy winters. If you take the time to compare Aluminum Lock with other roofing systems, you will see why Aluminum Lock shingles are superior.
Considered a Lifetime roof, many customers have Aluma-Lock shingles that are over 60 years old, and should last 60 more.

Aluminum Lock shingles are an ideal material for roofing. They are strong, yet very lightweight. Aluminum Lock shingles won't rot, curl, dry-out, crack, or deteriorate with age. Aluminum Lock shingles do not rust. Even if the finish is scratched, Aluminum won't develop rust streaks.
Weather that deteriorates other types of roofing has no effect on Aluminum or Copper Lock shingles.
Compare roofing shingles and you will see why Aluminum Lock shingles are your best option.

Asphalt Composition Shingles are dried out by heat and ultraviolet sun rays. Asphalt also retains heat, making your attic and home hot in the summer. Snow and ice buildup can cause problems as well. Aluminum Lock shingles will always be a better choice.

Wood Shingles are an extreme fire hazard and deteriorate in water, heat, and UV.
Aluminum Lock shingles won't burn like wood or asphalt products. Knowing your roof is fire-proof will certainly give you peace of mind, and may save you money on fire insurance.
Aluminum Lock shingles are interlocking and will not work loose from expansion and contraction, due to temperature changes. Aluminum Lock shingles also provide an attractive "shingle" look, with all the advantages of metal.

Cement tiles are extremely heavy, deteriorate with age, and suffer severe damage when walked on and from the weight of snow loads.

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Weight build up is not a concern with Aluminum Lock shingles because not only are the shingles extremely lightweight, but the snow slides off as well. This prevents dangerous weight and ice buildup on eves. Ice buildup is a major cause of leaks with conventional roofing. The need to risk personal injury from snow removal is eliminated as well.

Now that you have taken the time to compare roofing products you can see the obvious reasons why Aluminum Lock shingles are superior.
Aluminum Lock Shingles can be walked on. They are fully supported by the roof's sheeting, which prevents damage from foot traffic, or hail. Because the shingles lie directly over tarpaper, and the plywood sheeting, there is virtually no noise from rain or hail.
Aluminum Lock shingles are good for the environment. Aluma-Lock shingles are made using over 90%-recycled aluminum, and even after many decades of protecting your home, your Aluma-Lock or Copper Lock shingles will have value as a recyclable material, and will not end up in the garbage dump or land fill.
Unlike heavy conventional shingles, Aluminum Lock shingles can be installed over existing shingles in most cases. This feature alone may save you thousands of dollars.
Besides being nailed down, each Aluminum Lock shingle interlocks on all 4 sides with surrounding shingles. They also lock securely into flashings around all roof edges. This makes an aluminum roofing shingle extremely wind proof. All nails are covered in the locking process. This adds to the roof's clean, beautiful appearance, and also prevents the nails from working loose.

Copper Lock Shingles that lock on all 4 sides at very competitive prices.
Our copper lock shingles are made from 12 oz. pure copper coil and have the same 4 side interlock as the Aluminum Shingles. Not only will you get a very distinguished look to your home, but our copper lock shingles are functional and practical as well. Since each shingle is nailed down, as well as interlocked on all 4 sides, our copper shingles are both more windproof and waterproof than other brands of copper shingles that only lock on the top and the bottom.