Three-tab
A relatively flat, repeating pattern from cut tabs in a single-layer shingle. Availability and suitability should be confirmed for the project; a low material price does not remove flashing or deck work.

Compare shingle construction, appearance and tested performance before choosing a replacement roof.
A sample board makes color easy to compare. It does not show how the shingles will relate to the roof’s valleys, hips and lower slopes, or whether a separate low-slope section needs another material.
For a Bentonville shingle replacement, the useful choice begins with the roof shape and your priorities. Then construction, available colors, tested ratings and the complete installed price can be considered together.

These are construction and appearance categories. Impact ratings and warranty terms can differ within them.
A relatively flat, repeating pattern from cut tabs in a single-layer shingle. Availability and suitability should be confirmed for the project; a low material price does not remove flashing or deck work.
Laminated layers create depth and varied shadow lines. This is a practical comparison point for many asphalt replacement projects, with product choices at different budgets.
Heavier visual profiles can resemble slate or wood shapes. The proposal needs to account for the specific product, accessories and roof details rather than assuming every shingle installs the same way.
A rating describes a test. A warranty describes covered problems and remedies. Neither makes the roof immune to weather.
Underlayment, starter, edge details, ridge caps and flashing all have work to do before and after the field shingles go on. At transitions, their overlaps should guide water toward the outside of the roof.
A replacement that changes only the surface while keeping a failed wall flashing can leave the leak in place. The full scope is where material selection becomes a roof project.

They can be worth considering when impact resistance is a priority, but the extra installed cost and exact test rating need to be weighed against the rest of the roof. Confirm any insurance premium effect directly with the insurer. No rating is a hail-proof promise.
A partial replacement may be possible when the remaining roof is sound and the new work can connect correctly. Appearance, ridge and valley connections, and the condition of the other slopes affect whether it is sensible.
Product cost, accessories, installation requirements and the amount of roof all matter. Keep tear-off, decking and flashing scope comparable when discussing alternatives. The roof budget guide explains these differences.

Bring your questions about appearance, budget or storm resistance to a free roof inspection. The right shingle choice starts with the roof it will cover.