Atlas Pinnacle Pristine Roofing Shingles

High Performance Meets Lasting Beauty.

Offered in a wide variety of gorgeous color options, Pinnacle® Pristine architectural shingles complement any home’s exterior. Together, with Class 3 impact resistance, a warranty that covers damage from winds up to 130 mph and the power of 3M™ Scotchgard™ Protector, your roof will provide superior protection and maintain its beautiful curb appeal for many years to come.

Pro-Cut® HP42® Starter Shingles

Pro-Cut® HP42® starter shingles protect the roof edge and provide anchoring power for high wind resistance at the critical eave and rake areas. They protect the roof by filling in spaces under the cut-outs and edges for the first course of exposed shingles, preventing wind uplift.

In-Stock Color Options

Black Shadow

Heatherblend

Hearthstone

Majestic

Oyster Shell

Pewter

Summer Storm

Weathered Wood

3M™ Scotchgard™ Protector

3M™ Scotchgard™ Protector is an innovative technology that includes copper-containing granules made with a proprietary 3M™ porous ceramic coating, allowing copper ions to release slowly over time, helping to prevent the ugly black streaks caused by algae. Atlas shingles with 3M™ Scotchgard™ Protector will keep your roof’s pristine appearance for years, preserving its beauty and integrity.

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Underlayment

Summit 60 Synthetic Underlayment

Summit® 60 and Summit® 180 synthetic underlayments are ideal for standard application for steep-slope roof assemblies. They are premium quality synthetic roof underlayments that provide 10 squares per roll, a benefit to wholesalers, shippers and installers alike. Woven scrim synthetic roof underlayment enhances tear resistance and lays flat while guarding against moisture and mold growth.

Summit 60

Ice & Water Underlayment

WeatherMaster® self-adhesive underlayment features an SBS-modified asphalt membrane, providing a secondary layer of waterproofing protection against damage caused by extreme weather. This specialty underlayment is designed to go under several types of steep-slope roofing materials, including asphalt shingles, metal roofs and tile.

WeatherMaster