More homes and businesses in the U.S. are protected by a GAF roof than any other products.

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If you need a roof replacement or roof repair, you've come to the right place. As North America's largest roofing manufacturer, we have plenty of roof restoration resources to help you through the process.

2 30-year StainGuard Plus PRO Algae Protection Limited Warranty against blue-green algae discoloration is available only on products sold in packages bearing the StainGuard Plus PRO logo. See GAF Shingle & Accessory Limited Warranty for complete coverage and restrictions.
3 Contractors enrolled in GAF certification programs are not employees or agents of GAF, and GAF does not control or otherwise supervise these independent businesses. Contractors may receive benefits, such as loyalty rewards points and discounts on marketing tools from GAF for participating in the program and offering GAF enhanced warranties, which require the use of a minimum amount of GAF products.
4 30-year misapplication coverage term applies only to single-family detached residences owned by individual(s). For all other properties, misapplication coverage term is 25 years. A qualifying GAF roofing system consists of Timberline® UHDZ shingles and 5 qualifying GAF accessory products. Qualifying GAF accessory products include: (1) ridge cap shingles; (2) attic ventilation; (3) starter strip shingles; (4) roof deck protection; and (5) leak barrier. See GAF Golden Pledge® Limited Warranty for complete coverage and restrictions. Visit gaf.com/LRS for qualifying GAF products.

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Helping our communities become more resilient

GAF is leveraging its roofing expertise and resources to repair/replace 500 roofs throughout the Gulf Region, starting with 150 roofs in New Orleans' 7th Ward. See the full story.

The GAF Cool Community Project combats the urban heat island

GAF and StreetBond pavement coatings have partnered together in a first-of-its-kind initiative launched in the Pacoima neighborhood of Los Angeles, to develop insights on urban heat effects by assessing cooling strategies.

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