IKO Dynasty shingles. These shingles aren’t just durable. They’re engineered with a level of quality control that most manufacturers simply can’t match. And the reason is simple: IKO is one of the only vertically integrated roofing manufacturers in North America. What Does “Vertically Integrated” Mean — and Why Should Homeowners Care? Most shingle brands source their materials from multiple suppliers. That means the asphalt, granules, fiberglass mat, sealants, and coatings all come from different places, with different standards. IKO does it differently. Because they are vertically integrated, IKO controls every step of the manufacturing process, including: • The granules that provide color and UV protection • The asphalt that gives the shingle its strength • The fiberglass mat that forms the core • The sealants and adhesives that keep shingles locked in place This level of control results in consistent quality, better performance, and long‑term reliability — exactly what Pittsburgh‑area homeowners need in a climate with heavy winds, snow, and seasonal temperature swings. Why We Trust IKO Dynasty for Our Roof Replacements -High‑Wind Performance Dynasty shingles feature a reinforced nailing zone and strong sealant strips designed to resist high winds — a major advantage during Western PA storms. -Heavier, More Durable Construction IKO manufactures a thicker, heavier shingle than many competitors, giving homeowners added peace of mind and longer‑lasting protection. -Beautiful, High‑Definition Color Blends Curb appeal matters. Dynasty shingles come in rich, eye‑catching color blends that elevate the look of any home. -Engineered for Longevity. Because IKO controls the materials, the asphalt quality, and the granule adhesion, the shingles are built to perform for decades. A Perfect Match for ICP Roofing’s Standards At ICP Roofing, we’ve built our reputation on craftsmanship, honesty, and doing things the right way — the same way our family has done it for over 100 years. Using IKO Dynasty shingles aligns perfectly with those values. When we install a roof, we want to know that every component is engineered to last. IKO’s vertical integration gives us that confidence, and it gives our customers a roof they can trust.

Your roof is one of the most important parts of your home, but it’s also one of the easiest to overlook. Shingles wear down slowly over time, and most homeowners don’t notice the warning signs until leaks or major damage appear. The good news is that spotting worn‑out shingles early can save you money, prevent interior damage, and extend the life of your roof. Here’s how to tell when your shingles are past their prime. 1. Curling or Lifting Shingles If your shingles are curling at the edges or lifting up from the roof deck, that’s a clear sign of aging. Curling happens when the asphalt dries out and loses flexibility. Once shingles lift, wind can easily tear them off — leaving your roof exposed. 2. Missing or Broken Shingles Storms, wind, and age can cause shingles to crack or break loose. Even a few missing shingles can allow water to penetrate the underlayment and cause leaks. If you notice bare spots on your roof, it’s time to have it inspected. 3. Granule Loss Those small sand‑like granules on your shingles protect them from UV rays. When they start shedding, the shingles wear out much faster. You might notice: • Granules collecting in your gutters • Bald spots on shingles • Dark patches on the roof surface Granule loss is one of the earliest signs your roof is nearing the end of its lifespan. 4. Dark Streaks or Discoloration While some streaking is caused by algae, widespread discoloration can indicate shingle deterioration. When the protective granules wear off, the asphalt underneath becomes exposed and begins to break down. 5. Soft or Spongy Spots If you walk on the roof (or a roofer does) and notice soft, spongy, or sagging areas, moisture has likely gotten beneath the shingles. This can lead to rot, mold, and structural damage if not addressed quickly. 6. Age of the Roof Even if your roof looks okay, age matters. Most asphalt shingle roofs last: • 15–20 years for standard 3‑tab shingles • 20–30+ years for architectural shingles If your roof is approaching that age range, it’s smart to schedule a professional inspection. 7. Interior Warning Signs Sometimes the first signs of worn‑out shingles show up inside your home: • Water stains on ceilings or walls • Peeling paint near the roofline • Damp attic insulation • Light shining through the attic These symptoms often mean the shingles are no longer providing a watertight seal.

Commercial roof installation in Bethel Park, PA covers TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, standing seam metal, and built-up systems tailored to your building.

Residential roof replacement in South Fayette, PA includes old roof removal, energy-efficient materials, and improved underlayment for lasting performance.