Whether designing a new building or re-roofing a stately home, Vermont slate tiles make a lasting and beautiful roofing option. Dense and exceedingly durable, the natural beauty of slate roofing is a classic choice favored by builders for centuries, imparting security and lasting curb appeal.

Slate Roofing Tile

Canadian Black

Mottled Gray-Black

Semi-Weathering Gray

Royal Purple

Unfading Mottled Green & Purple

Semi-Weathering Gray-Green

Unfading Gray

Unfading Red

Variegated Purple

Vermont Black

Unfading Green

Why Choose PetraSlate Vermont Slate Roofing?

• Lasting Beauty
  Available in many colors, sizes, and textures, Vermont natural slate tiles can be applied in a nearly infinite variety of patterns to create the perfect architectural effect. Easily matched to any building style, slate tiles provide a beautiful, lasting roof surface.
• Durability
  Vermont slate roofs can last a century, reducing the need for re-roofing to deliver lasting value. How have slate roofs been proven to last? Some buildings in the northeastern U.S. over 200-years old still carry their original slate roofs.
• Selection
  Slate tiles come in a wide assortment of colors, sizes, shapes, thicknesses, and textures, allowing you to bring your architectural vision to life.
• Weather Resistance
  With extreme weather on the rise, choosing a hardy roofing material is essential to preventing catastrophic damage. Highly durable, PetraSlate slate roofing is resistant to storm and hail damage. Our products are Class 3 and 4 hail-rated and ASTM S1 certified to provide 75+ years of lasting beauty.
• Water Resistance
  Extremely dense, the unique composition of slate roofing tiles make them waterproof.
• Fire Resistance
  Slate is among the most fire-resistant roofing options available. The naturally fireproof composition of slate tiles can prevent airborne sparks from neighboring buildings and wildfires from igniting.
• Ease of Maintenance
  Extremely resistant to mold and mildew growth, Vermont slate tiles rarely require cleaning. In the rare event of tile damage, repair is minimal, with only individual damaged tiles requiring replacement. Unlike composite shingle roofing, which must be replaced every 20-30-years or more depending on weather, slate roofing can last 75+ years, reducing the need for cumbersome re-roofing.
• Environmentally Friendly
  One-hundred-percent natural and long-lasting, slate tiles do not contain any toxic chemicals, adhesives, or sealants. The low environmental impact of natural slate roofing makes it a top-choice for sustainable building design. Sourced locally from Vermont, it is incredibly long lasting with a low carbon footprint. It won’t fill up space in landfills or pollute the environment, and can even be recycled at the end of its lifespan.

Your Source for Premium Natural Slate Tiles

Sourced from Evergreen Slate Company, the largest supplier of premium Vermont slate in the country and a leader in the slate roofing industry since 1916, PetraSlate Vermont slate roofing tiles are carefully crafted to ensure lasting use. Evergreen slate tiles can be found atop thousands of the nation’s most elegant homes, churches, universities, libraries, and government buildings, in-use for over 90-years since the company’s inception, a testament to their longevity. Quarried in Vermont and carefully graded and selected, each slate tile is sourced from the most molecularly strong rock to provide unmatched quality, ensuring each Evergreen Vermont slate tile is exceedingly tough and durable. Hand-cut, each tile requires 10 or more hours to produce and is designed with a specific architectural purpose and style in mind.

Vermont Slate Roofing Colors

Vermont slate roofing comes in a wide assortment of colors, sizes, textures, and shapes including field slate, starter slate, and hip and ridge slate, allowing you to achieve a variety of architectural effects. Evergreen slate roofing is sourced from two-dozen different quarries, offering a range of distinct color choices, including several distinctive blends, to help you achieve maximum curb appeal. Evergreen Vermont slate roofing colors include:

• Traditional Slate Varieties
  A natural stone, slate tiles may change in color of time as they weather. To lessen the likelihood of color changes, look to the ‘unfading’ varieties below.
  • Semi-Weathering Gray-Green
    Strong and durable, the gray-greens of these tiles gradually soften with exposure to weather, creating added visual interest without detracting from durability. A top choice for building with stone architecture and for mixed color combinations.

   

  • Semi-Weathering Gray
    Traditional slate gray tiles, some solid and some with small black markings. Expect weathering to buff/tan with 15-20% of tiles.

   

  • Mottled Gray-Black/Canadian Black
    Gray tiles featuring darker, grayish-black mottling. Some weathering possible.

   

  • Vermont Black
    A popular choice, with minimal fading. Tiles that do weather provide an exciting blend of dark gray tones.

   

  • Royal Purple
    A beautiful dark purple hue. Mostly consistent; however, some tiles may showcase small green markings. A great contrasting color for lighter architecture, or for adding harmony to structures with brick walls. Some weathering to tan/buff possible.

   

  • Variegated Purple
    Slate tiles with tones varying from predominantly green to predominantly purple. Expect 15% to weather to buff/tan.

   

• Unfading Slate Varieties
  Unfading or ‘permanent’ slate varieties, as classified by the National Slate Association, experience only slight color changes with age.
  • Unfading Mottled Green & Purple
    A unique shade, ranging from soft tones of purple to green in each tile.

   

  • Unfading Red
    This hard-veined red is similar in tone to Spanish mission tile.

   

  • Unfading Green
    A classic slate green, with varying shades.

   

  • Unfading Gray
    Battleship gray with some darker, cloudier markings.

   

• Vermont Slate Roofing Blends
  These distinctive Evergreen blends are designed to help you achieve maximum curb appeal for your most prestigious projects:
  • Manor Blend
    An elegant mix of soft greens, purples, and grays that will weather to more delicate buff/tan tones.

   

  • Imperial Blend
    An eye-catching mix of small tiles in rare colors such as those seen topping the majestic castles of Europe.

   

  • Vermont Splendor Blend
    This blend of unfading grays and greens in graduated lengths and random thicknesses is ideal for projects requiring special attention to detail. Each project requires shop drawings to ensure proper application.

 

 
Looking for a lasting roofing solution that can withstand the test of time? Contact PetraSlate and learn more about our wide selection of Vermont slate roofing products, or stop by our warehouse to view our colorful array of slate roofing tiles today.