TPO
A common single-ply option to evaluate for broad low-slope roof areas and project requirements.
BRS PROJECT GALLERY
Protection you can see.
Details that make a difference.
Explore roofing photos from our project gallery, then find inspiration for the next chapter of your property.
FROM THE PROJECT GALLERY
A closer look at the roof.
Explore shingle patterns, roof lines and finishing details up close. Select a photo for a larger view.
IMAGINE WHAT’S NEXT
A stronger property. A fresh start.
Explore ideas for commercial roof restoration and a coordinated exterior refresh.
PREMIUM COMPOSITE
Natural-material character, with a fresh take.
Explore slate-inspired and shake-inspired profiles from DaVinci and Brava. These manufacturer examples show how color, texture and roof shape can change the whole feel of a home.
Authentic slate character with a varied-width pattern for a distinctive, dimensional roofline.
Color and product example from Westlake Royal.
A cedar-shake look with warm color variation and a more expressive, hand-crafted appearance.
Color and product example from Westlake Royal.
A slate-inspired composite profile for homeowners drawn to a refined, classic roof style.
Brava collection inspiration.
Texture and shadow inspired by cedar shake, with a polished look for distinctive homes.
Brava collection inspiration.
A bold curved profile that brings Mediterranean influence and a strong architectural silhouette.
Brava collection inspiration.
Explore Brava Roof Tile →TILE & STONE-COATED STEEL
Classic profiles. A wide range of architectural styles.
Tile, slate and shingle-inspired shapes can bring warmth, texture and a more custom look. The right system depends on roof structure, design goals, installation details and budget.
A stone-coated steel profile with the familiar look of a shingle roof and the visual depth of a textured finish.
A tile-inspired profile in a stone-coated steel system, suited to homes seeking a distinctive roofline.
A wood-inspired profile in a cool, muted blend that pairs well with stone, brick and modern exterior colors.
Warm, natural color variation for a property that calls for a softer, more traditional finish.
A clean tile profile with a custom-blend color story for a tailored exterior palette.
A slate-like pattern with layered charcoal and brown tones for a grounded, upscale look.
A curved tile silhouette that adds movement and a strong regional design influence.
METAL WITH A DIFFERENT PERSONALITY
Standing seam for clean lines. Metal panels for barns and shops.
Metal can look refined on a modern home, bold on a barndominium, or practical across an agricultural or commercial structure. Panel profile, finish and detailing shape the result.
Long, uninterrupted panel lines create a crisp look that complements contemporary and transitional architecture.
Photo by Geovanny Moreno via Unsplash. Inspiration only.
A straightforward, hardworking metal-building look for agricultural structures, workshops and larger outbuildings.
Photo by Parsoa Khorsand via Unsplash. Inspiration only.
COMMERCIAL & LOW-SLOPE
Choose the assembly around the building.
Flat and low-slope roofs call for a plan built around drainage, rooftop equipment, traffic, existing layers and long-term maintenance—not just a material name.
PVC
Another single-ply system considered against the building’s use, details and budget.
Modified Bitumen
A multi-layer roofing approach that may fit certain low-slope assemblies and restoration plans.
Roof Coatings
A restoration path to assess when the existing roof condition and assembly support it.
A BETTER COMPARISON
Look at the whole investment.
Design & curb appeal
Compare profile, color, texture and how the roof works with the rest of the exterior.
Building fit
Match steep-slope or low-slope system choices to the structure, drainage and details.
Budget & long-term value
Review the complete installed scope, maintenance considerations and upgrade options before choosing.
What would you change about your property?
Let’s look at what needs attention—and what you’d love to improve.