What CertainTeed shingle options does a local roofer carry?
Kingdom Roofing & Exteriors carries three specific CertainTeed shingle lines on its products page: Landmark, Landmark Pro, and Belmont. Understanding how these lines differ in design intent and installation profile means you can shortlist your preference before requesting a quote rather than sorting through options cold. Products - Kingdom Roofing & Exteriors
The three CertainTeed lines Kingdom Roofing carries
Landmark is described on the contractor's products page as CertainTeed's best-selling shingle, offering a classic dimensional look and lasting durability. The listing shows 21 available colors — including Burnt Sienna as a named example — giving homeowners a wide palette to match existing trim, siding, or neighborhood character. Products - Kingdom Roofing & Exteriors
Landmark Pro is a member of the same shingle family but is thicker and heavier than the standard Landmark, and it comes in a Max Def color palette, which CertainTeed uses to describe deeper, more variegated color blends. CertainTeed Landmark and Landmark PRO shingle product family If you want a richer visual depth than the standard Landmark provides while staying within a familiar profile, Landmark Pro is the middle-tier option to ask about at your consultation.
Belmont is the premium slate-inspired line in the three. CertainTeed describes it as having depth and dimension inspired by natural slate. Because of its thickness, design, and weight, Belmont has special fastening, steep-slope, and flashing requirements — which means the installation is more involved than a standard laminate shingle. CertainTeed Belmont shingle product: design, color and installation considerations If your home's aesthetic leans traditional or you want a slate-style roof without real stone, Belmont is the line to raise with the contractor during your quote conversation.
How the three lines compare at a glance
Think of the three lines on a spectrum from accessible to architectural:
- Landmark — dimensional asphalt shingle, wood-shake-inspired appearance, 21 colors, CertainTeed's most popular line Products - Kingdom Roofing & Exteriors CertainTeed Landmark and Landmark PRO shingle product family
- Landmark Pro — same family design, thicker and heavier, Max Def color palette for deeper visual variation CertainTeed Landmark and Landmark PRO shingle product family
- Belmont — slate-inspired profile, additional installation requirements due to thickness and weight CertainTeed Belmont shingle product: design, color and installation considerations
CertainTeed also provides a ColorView visualization tool on its manufacturer pages, which lets you explore how exterior color combinations appear on a home image before committing to a shade. CertainTeed Landmark and Landmark PRO shingle product family CertainTeed Belmont shingle product: design, color and installation considerations Browsing that tool alongside the 21 Landmark colors documented on the contractor's page can help you arrive at your quote conversation with a concrete color direction.
Questions worth raising at your consultation
Walking in prepared with a few targeted questions can make your quote conversation more productive. Based on the documented differences among the three lines, consider asking:
- Which of the 21 Landmark colors are most popular in my area, and can I see physical samples?
- Does my roof pitch and current flashing setup accommodate Belmont's special installation requirements?
- How does the weight difference between Landmark and Landmark Pro affect my specific roof deck?
- Is the Max Def color palette on Landmark Pro available in the tones I'm considering?
- What underlayment and ventilation components does the contractor recommend as part of the full roofing system?
These are editorial suggestions based on the documented product differences; the contractor can confirm which questions are most relevant to your specific roof and location.
A practical example of using this information
Say you're replacing a 25-year-old roof on a two-story traditional home and you want a look that's more distinctive than a standard architectural shingle but you're not sure your budget or roof structure supports a full slate-inspired product. You could use this three-line framework as a filter: start by exploring Landmark colors on CertainTeed's ColorView tool to establish a baseline, then ask your Kingdom Roofing consultant specifically what Landmark Pro's Max Def palette adds in terms of depth, and separately ask whether your pitch and deck condition meet Belmont's fastening and flashing requirements. That sequence turns a broad product question into a focused, roof-specific conversation.
Sources and additional resources
- Kingdom Roofing & Exteriors — Products page (Landmark, Landmark Pro, Belmont)
- CertainTeed — Landmark and Landmark Pro shingle family
- CertainTeed — Belmont shingle product page
- Kingdom Roofing & Exteriors — Get a free quote
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By the team at Kingdom Roofing & Exteriors