StormFighter FLEX® reviews

“TAMKO makes a “Titan XT” which is fine enough and a “Stormfighter” which I can recommend, but that’s a class above and not comparing apples to apples.”

“Titan XT is a great shingle - check out the Flex too. TAMKO are smashing it now. Even the Heritage has had an overhaul”

“I have had nothing but great quality and even better results with the TAMKO Titan XT series and the new STORMFIGHTER Class 4 from TAMKO.”

“When a homeowner comes to us requesting a shingle that withstands strong winds, driving rain, and pounding hail, Tamko's Stormfighter Flex is one we recommend.”

“We've seen great performance with the shingles. They're slightly heavier than many other shingles on the market as well. So, that just leads to, you know, longevity. We're not seeing any blow-offs in our current uh installations, which we've had quite a bit of weather. And so, I think it just speaks to the performance of the shingle in this market. It's done very well, and our crews love to install them.”

“That Titan Flex shingle, we've gone out to to some houses during the hailstorm where the siding has 2-in 3-in holes in it all over the siding, and and the shingles are perfect. No marks, no little dents, no no little no nothing. It's It's incredible. I believe in the product more because I've I've seen it with my own eyes now.”

“All the shingles we put on — the Titan, StormFighter FLEX — all withstood.”

“The insurance adjuster came out, checked it out, and was happy to see that there was no damage.”

“With the Titan and the Storm Fighter Flex, their new products that have come out, the new line, it's amazing. It's not gimmicky. You don't see stuff on the package that is more of a look at me, buy me. It's exactly what it says it's going to do. It's going to adhere. It's going to hand up to the It's going to hold up to the storms. It's a It's just a great product overall.”

“And with that, the the Stormfighter Flex, we can meet that deadline and it's safe to install. The biggest phone calls that we always get after we install a roof where it's, you know, 40°, 30° where the temperatures aren't rising is that the shingles look loose, that it doesn't look like it's sealed. But with this product, it's got a ceiling on the bottom of it that will seal at temperatures of 25°.”

“Engineered to resist extreme uplift forces, ideal for homes exposed to open fields”

“These shingles are Class 4 impact-rated, the highest rating offered in the industry.”