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The best shingle brands for 2026.
Asphalt shingles cover about four out of five American homes. Here are the top brands, ranked — with honest pros, cons, cost, and warranty for each.
The best asphalt shingle brands in 2026 are GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed — the three that lead on quality, warranty, and nationwide availability. But the right brand for you depends on your budget, your climate, and, most of all, the pro who installs it. HomeMatchup matches you with a few vetted local pros who install any of these brands right. It's free, with no spam.
Top asphalt shingle brands, ranked.
Ranked by our editorial score, weighing durability, warranty, wind rating, look, and value.
1. GAF · 4.7/5
GAF makes more asphalt shingles than anyone else in North America. Its Timberline HDZ is one of the most-installed roofs in the country. GAF is known for a strong contractor network and long, well-backed warranties.
Best for: The homeowner who wants a proven, easy-to-service shingle with a strong warranty and lots of installers to choose from.
A GAF Timberline HDZ roof runs about $8,000–$22,000 installed in 2026, depending on your roof size and pitch.
Read the full GAF review →2. Owens Corning · 4.7/5
Owens Corning is one of the two biggest shingle makers in the U.S. Its Duration line uses a fabric SureNail strip that helps the roof grip nails and fight wind. The company is also known for its bold, pink-branded colors.
Best for: The homeowner in a windy or hail-prone area who wants a proven shingle with strong nail-hold and impact options.
An Owens Corning Duration roof runs about $8,500–$23,000 installed in 2026, based on roof size and shingle line.
Read the full Owens Corning review →3. CertainTeed · 4.6/5
CertainTeed is a long-running U.S. building brand now owned by Saint-Gobain. Its Landmark shingles are a favorite for a rich, dimensional look. The brand is known for high-end designer options and strong color depth.
Best for: The homeowner who wants a richer, more designer look and is willing to pay a bit more for it.
A CertainTeed Landmark roof runs about $8,500–$24,000 installed in 2026; luxury lines like Grand Manor cost more.
Read the full CertainTeed review →4. Malarkey Roofing Products · 4.5/5
Malarkey is a family-owned maker that builds shingles with polymer-modified (rubberized) asphalt for better durability. Its shingles resist impact and cracking better than many standard shingles. Malarkey is also known for using recycled tires and smog-reducing granules.
Best for: The homeowner who wants a tougher, greener shingle that stands up to hail and temperature swings.
A Malarkey Legacy roof runs about $8,500–$21,000 installed in 2026, a bit above standard asphalt shingles.
Read the full Malarkey Roofing Products review →5. Atlas Roofing · 4.3/5
Atlas Roofing makes asphalt shingles known for strong algae resistance and impact ratings. Its shingles use 3M Scotchgard granules to fight black streaks. The StormMaster line is popular in hail and high-wind areas.
Best for: The homeowner in a hot, humid, or hail-prone area who wants strong algae and impact protection.
An Atlas Pinnacle roof runs about $7,500–$19,000 installed in 2026, with StormMaster impact shingles costing more.
Read the full Atlas Roofing review →6. IKO · 4.2/5
IKO is a family-owned company that makes shingles in Canada and the U.S. It's known for good-value architectural shingles like Cambridge, plus the higher-end Dynasty. IKO roofs often cost a little less than the two biggest U.S. brands.
Best for: The budget-minded homeowner who wants a solid architectural shingle for a bit less money.
An IKO Cambridge roof runs about $7,000–$18,000 installed in 2026, often a bit less than the biggest brands.
Read the full IKO review →7. TAMKO · 4.1/5
TAMKO is a family-owned American company that has made roofing since 1944. Its Heritage line is a well-known architectural shingle sold across much of the country. TAMKO is known for being American-made and widely available at supply yards.
Best for: The homeowner who wants an American-made, easy-to-find architectural shingle at a mid-range price.
A TAMKO Heritage roof runs about $7,000–$18,000 installed in 2026, depending on roof size and pitch.
Read the full TAMKO review →
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