Atlas Shingles

Updated: Sep 12, 2026

Atlas Roofing Corporation manufactures residential and commercial building products, including asphalt shingles, roof-system accessories, and polyiso insulation. The company is privately held and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Hood Companies.

Corporate History

Atlas began in 1982 with one asphalt-shingle and roll-roofing plant in Meridian, Mississippi. It later expanded into polyiso insulation, coated facers, molded products, and web technologies. Atlas’s 40th-anniversary history reported 36 manufacturing and distribution locations in North America in 2022, up from one plant at its founding.

Because Atlas continues to add and change facilities, homeowners should use the company’s current site rather than an old fixed plant count. Atlas distributes products beyond North America, but product lines and colors vary by region.

Atlas PRO+ Contractor Program

Atlas PRO+ is a free program for professional roofing contractors. Atlas describes business, marketing, visibility, education, and tiered reward benefits tied to eligible installations.

Program participation is not a substitute for checking a contractor’s license, insurance, references, written scope, and workmanship warranty. Homeowners should also confirm whether a contractor’s current program level is required for the enhanced warranty being quoted.

Current Shingle Lines

Atlas’s 2026 shingle product and literature library includes the following architectural products. Availability, colors, impact ratings, wind terms, and algae protection differ by product and market.

  • StormMaster Shake: an SBS-modified architectural shingle positioned for impact and wind performance.
  • Pinnacle Impact: an architectural shingle with impact-resistant construction.
  • Pinnacle Sun: an architectural line offered in solar-reflective colors for qualifying markets.
  • Pinnacle Pristine: an architectural line featuring 3M Scotchgard Protector.
  • ProLam: an architectural shingle line with product-specific regional colors and specifications.
  • Briarwood Pro and Castlebrook: architectural lines listed in Atlas’s current product materials.

Atlas also sells matched starter, hip-and-ridge, underlayment, and ventilation products. Do not use older lists that present Legend, StormMaster Slate, Tough-Glass, or Pro-Cut 6XR as current without confirming regional availability directly with Atlas.

Algae, Wind, and Impact Claims

Selected Atlas shingles feature 3M Scotchgard Protector or Atlas algae-resistant granules. These products are designed to resist black streaks caused by blue-green algae; the warranty does not cover every form of staining or roof deterioration.

Wind-speed and impact figures describe specified products, tests, or limited-warranty conditions. They are not storm guarantees. Roof geometry, deck attachment, underlayment, edges, flashing, ventilation, fastening, and installation all affect performance.

Environmental Information

Atlas publishes environmental product declarations and technical literature for selected products in its resource library. Those documents are more useful for comparing specific products than broad claims that an entire brand is “sustainable.” Ask for the declaration, recycled-content information, local recycling options, and energy data that apply to the exact roof system.

Contacting Atlas

Atlas Roofing Corporation
2000 RiverEdge Parkway, Suite 800
Atlanta, GA 30328

Atlas directs general, sales, warranty, and product questions through its current contact page.

Warranty

Atlas warranty terms vary by product, owner, building type, installation date, and roof system. The standard residential limited shingle warranty effective June 1, 2026 lists limited lifetime coverage for qualifying StormMaster Shake, Pinnacle Impact, Pinnacle Sun, Pinnacle Pristine, and ProLam installations on single-family detached homes. “Lifetime” means the original property owner’s period of ownership, not the useful life of the roof.

The same warranty sets product-specific non-prorated periods, proration, wind-speed limits, wind-coverage periods, algae terms, transfer rules, installation conditions, and exclusions. Wind coverage applies only under the contract’s specified conditions and does not include replacement labor. Read the complete warranty for the product and installation date.

Atlas Signature Select enhanced warranties require qualifying Atlas shingles and system components, documentation, registration, and an eligible contractor. Atlas’s warranty center provides current standard, enhanced, registration, transfer, and claim information.

Archived Homeowner Reviews

These reviews were submitted to RoofingCompare.com by homeowners and other consumers. They are historical, individual opinions; RoofingCompare.com has not independently verified each claim. Products, ownership, availability, and warranty terms may have changed since a review was written. New review submissions are closed.

Atlas shingles reviews

9 archived reviews from April 16, 2018 to November 8, 2018 · Average rating: 4.2 out of 5

· 4 out of 5

Model: Glass Master 3 tab shingles

Good cost to durability value

I have had these shingles on my house for the last 14 years, and so far they have held up very well. Living in southeastern Wyoming, the shingles have been subjected to very harsh, high wind conditions, hail, rain and snow. Over time there has been some granular loss, as well as fading of the color and a few shingles have come loose or blown away over the years. The only mechanism by which they have truly failed is when they have come off the roof, usually part of the shingle will come loose as a result of weather and time and the wind will subsequently tear the loose part. Most years I only need to replace one or two, but the last year I needed to replace five. Considering how affordable these are, and how well the have generally withstood very harsh conditions, I would award them 4 stars for an overall good value.

· 5 out of 5

Model: Briarwood Pro

reliable roof shingles that don't give you a headache when bad times come

I've had these shingles for 10 years and I've never had a problem or had to repair them. I can't say there is something I don't like about them. I would use this again and recommended to everyone that lives in a climate similar to GA.

· 5 out of 5

Model: StormMaster Slate

Very Happy with my New Shingl;es

These shingles are excellent. First and foremost, when I knew that I needed a new roof, I knew that it would be a long process and something that would cost me a pretty penny. I know a bit about construction due to my father constantly doing work when I was younger. Therefore, I confided in him and asked him what he thought was best. He told me that Atlas was probably the best brand for roofing shingles and that it depends on the style that I wanted to do. I spoke with my wife and she looked at some photos. After looking at some photos, she came to the conclusion that she really liked the Slate ones that were on the Atlas website. After looking at them myself, I agreed that they were nice looking. We spoke to some people and pretty quickly, I placed an order for the shingles to be installed. I needed a new roof because I had bought a house a few years back and the roof was coming apart. It did not look very nice. There is nothing that I disliked about Atlas besides the expensive price that they charge. However, I would definitely buy this brand again or recommend it because it looks great. It is a quick process to install and it has held up amazing so far.

· 5 out of 5

Model: D7158

Fantastic Shingles!

We purchased our home 3 years ago with an Atlas StormMaster shingle roof, and we love it! All of our neighbors with builder-grade shingles have had leaks this past spring, but not us thankfully! So far they have held up well to wind, snow, and excessive rain. No issues, no need for repairs yet - and I really believe they are going to last. We recommended this same product to my in-laws for their roof replacement in 2017. They had their roofers install them and have had no roofing problems since. Would 100% recommend Atlas brands to anyone!

· 1 out of 5

Model: not sue

dirty,cracked,old,,leaking,moldy,

I have owned these shingles for about 6 years and they have honestly been horrible. The only thing I like about them is the color but other than that they are really not durable. These cracked, break and get dirty very easily. I have had to get a roofing company to come to my house to repair these shingles because water has leaked into my house and now it has cost me a bunch of money. The repair lasted about another 6 months but then the same problem happened again

· 5 out of 5

Reliable shingles

We just recently got our roofing redone, and the new shingles have been great so far. It only took the workers one day to install them, and that was about 6 weeks ago. So far, everything has been great. We have not experienced any leaks like we did with the old shingles. My only complaint is that rain sounds really loud on these particular shingles. I am not sure if it is the shingles themselves, or if I am just noticing it more because they are new, but it is definitely very loud during a rainstorm. Otherwise, they have been fantastic. I would definitely recommend these shingles, or at the very least the parent company and the people who installed them, to any of my friends and family.

· 5 out of 5

Model: Prolam Architectural Shingles

Roofing shingles with longevity

I only moved into this house 3 years ago, but we've had some really, really tough weather systems come through in the last few years. In fact in the previous winter we had over 4ft of snow on our roof, we've had torrential rains, blazing heat droughts, and crazy windstorms. The only time we've lost a shingle in all of that was when my husband was shoveling snow off the roof and scraped some off. I picked them up off the ground and despite the fact that they're years old, they looked like they were in fantastic condition. When we get around to replacing shingles or the entire roof on our house, we'll definitely be going with Atlas again.

· 5 out of 5

Model: Atlas Signature Select System

Atlas Signature Select Shingle Review

I've owned an Atlas Signature Select System shingle line for my home for about two years. I'm extremely impressed with the ability of the shingles to withstand wind damage and prevent black streaks from forming across the shingles. My shingles have also seen minimal damage to how impact resistant they are overall and I've encountered no leaks with the product. The shingles seem to be incredibly strong in terms of durability. I haven't encountered any issues that would cause me to dislike this product so far. The company has a strong warranty system and actively stands behind their product in case if there are any issues with it. I haven't had the need to replace any of the shingles so far. I would strongly recommend Atlas to a friend who wants a quality product and work with a company that isn't afraid to support what they sell and make things right if anything goes wrong.

· 3 out of 5

Model: Slate Shingles

Atlas Roofing: Color Fades Over Time

Had Atlas roofing shingles for 5 years now - the slate shingles. They have done a good job keeping the water out of the house, but appearance-wise they have lost their color over the last 5 years from being in the direct sunlight every day, especially on the north side of the house.

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