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Hamilton Building Services is proud to service our network of Indendepent Dealers and consumers with the GAF Timberline HD roofing system as part of our standard material package. There is a shingle color that will suite any project and these are just a few key features that make this product the "perfect finishing touch";

  • Great Value
  • High Performance
  • Dimensional Appearance
  • StainGuard Protection

Timberline HD - Barkwood Image via gaf.com

Timberline HD - Biscayne Blue Image via gaf.com

Timberline HD - Shakewood Image via gaf.com



Give yourself peace of mind using GAF Timberline HD asphalt shingles for your custom project.  If you have any questions about this product or Hamilton's material package specifications contact our office; (855) 871-2232.


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