Are you looking to buy a fire resistant roof? In dry areas, fires are common, and it’s a good idea to get a roof that won’t burn down easily. Such a roof would protect your home more readily from the flames and could even end up saving somebody’s life. According to highly regarded Highlands Ranch roofing companies, here are the top three fireproof residential roofing materials that you could opt for:

· Slate is a great choice despite being quite expensive. Both natural and synthetic slate are considered to be fireproof and extremely resilient, so you can confidently choose them and also make sure that your roof looks great in the process.

· Concrete and clay roofing should also be considered if you want a fireproof roof. Even if there’s a fire, these roofing materials will not burn or melt easily, and it will take a huge temperature for them to crack and lose their structural integrity. As a result your home will stand for a while, as you call the firefighters to put out the fire.

· Metal roofing can also be adapted to a tile format, and its aesthetics, resilience and low maintenance qualities are complemented by its remarkable fire resistance. Steel and copper don’t start melting before the temperature reaches well beyond 1000 degrees, so your metal roof isn’t likely to be damaged by fire too easily.