Roof replacement

Roofing product guide · CertainTeed Landmark

CertainTeed Landmark Architectural Shingles

A dependable roof requires both a proven finished shingle and careful protection beneath it. Fuse uses CertainTeed Landmark architectural shingles and strengthens vulnerable eave areas with two full courses of ice-and-water membrane.

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CertainTeed Landmark architectural shingles staged over roofing underlayment during installation

A dimensional architectural shingle

CertainTeed Landmark is a dual-layer fiberglass asphalt shingle designed to provide the dimensional appearance of wood shake roofing. The line offers a broad selection of colors along with manufacturer technologies intended to support accurate installation, resist wind uplift, and reduce algae staining.

A complete roof is more than the visible shingles

Shingles are only the outermost part of the assembly. Roof-deck condition, underlayment, drip edge, valleys, penetrations, flashing, ventilation, starter shingles, and ridge caps all affect how the finished roof performs. Fuse reviews and coordinates those details as one system.

Two courses of ice-and-water protection at every eave

Ice dams can force water beneath shingles near the lower edge of a roof. Our standard is to install two full courses of self-adhering ice-and-water membrane at all eaves. This typically carries protection farther upslope than the minimum area required by building code and gives this vulnerable part of the roof an additional margin of protection.

The installation is matched to the home

Roof geometry, pitch, overhang depth, valleys, low-slope transitions, ventilation, and existing conditions vary from home to home. We confirm the project-specific assembly and follow applicable code and manufacturer installation requirements rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all detail.

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