Malarkey Shingles
for Your Utah Home
Why we choose Malarkey
Malarkey is the asphalt shingle brand we install at Pride Roofing & Contracting. We help you understand the differences between its shingle options so you can choose with confidence, without sorting through product brochures on your own.
Malarkey uses NEX polymer-modified asphalt, also called rubberized asphalt, in its shingles. Its products incorporate upcycled rubber and plastics and smog-reducing granules. We explain the features of the specific shingle in your proposal and how it fits your roof.
Compare your shingle options
Choose a color in real light
Roof color should work with your siding, brick or stone, trim, and surroundings. We help you narrow the options and review physical samples before a final selection. Screens and printed brochures can show colors differently from the installed roof, and light changes how a roof looks throughout the day.
Plan the complete roof system
The shingles are one part of your roof. Underlayment, ice and water protection where needed, starter shingles, and hip and ridge shingles also matter. Decking, ventilation, flashing, and transitions need attention as part of the project. Your proposal explains what is included and how concealed damage will be handled if it is discovered during removal.
Understand your warranty options
Your new roof comes with important warranty considerations, including manufacturer coverage for roofing materials and workmanship coverage for installation. Malarkey also offers enhanced warranty options for qualifying roof systems.
We’ll walk you through the coverage available for your project, explain the requirements and differences, and answer your questions so you know what’s included before you decide.
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Compare your proposal and payment options
Shingle selection is only one part of the price. Roof size, tear-off, decking repairs, ventilation, flashing, and the complete installation scope also affect your proposal. Financing options are available through third-party providers for qualified homeowners. Approval and available terms depend on the provider and your qualifications.