Mineral slate is a beautiful, traditional roofing option. But it’s also the most expensive way to keep the rain off your head. Traditional slate also requires an extra-strong roof structure because of the weight. Watch my review of a slate roof substitute that’s made entirely from recycled materials. It can go on any roof, it costs about half as much as mineral slate, and it’s got a 50 year warranty.
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