Synthetic roofing is becoming an increasingly popular and proven roofing material. Although it is a relatively new product in the roofing industry, the advances in science and process over the last 30 years has established this type of roofing and with a lot to offer. 

Synthetic roofing is becoming an increasingly popular and proven roofing material. Although it is a relatively new product in the roofing industry, the advances in science and process over the last 30 years has established this type of roofing and with a lot to offer. 

Our synthetic roof tiles are constructed from a highly durable, upcycled polymer that resists impact damage, severe weather, and, of course, extreme temperatures. 

When constructing or refurbishing a house, there are several decisions you’ll need to make regarding your home’s exterior.

There are a lot of things to consider when you’re choosing a color for your roof, especially when you realize you’ll be living with your color choice for a long time!

EcoStar's composite alternative matches all the benefits of concrete tile without its limitations.

You may not see it happening, but every roofing material reacts differently to sun exposure.

Designed to reflect sunlight, cool roofs help maintain a cooler, more efficient home.

When shopping for a new roof, your home’s characteristics are just as important as the roofing material you choose.

EcoStar’s synthetic roofing products have earned another mark of distinction in sustainable building.

My home, built in 1977, is a Geodesic Dome that is made from 90 triangular panels.

EcoStar’s composite clay roofing tile replicates the look of natural clay tile at a fraction of the weight.