TAMKO shingles in Texas

TAMKO shingles built for Texas weather

TAMKO gives homeowners a strong mix of curb appeal, architectural depth, wind protection, and impact-rated options. Iron Eagle Roofing helps you compare Heritage, Titan XT, and StormFighter FLEX so you can choose the roof system that fits your home, budget, and storm-risk level.

Straightforward guidance

Good looking shingles with real upgrade paths

TAMKO is a good fit for homeowners who want a sharp architectural roof, better color depth, and clear performance choices. Heritage gives you the traditional architectural look. Titan XT adds Class 3 impact rating and a stronger wind package. StormFighter FLEX steps into Class 4 impact resistance with polymer-modified asphalt for homeowners who want the toughest TAMKO option.

Heritage Classic architectural style with Limited Lifetime coverage and strong curb appeal.
Class 3 Titan XT adds impact resistance and 160 MPH WindGUARD eligibility when installed correctly.
Class 4 StormFighter FLEX is TAMKO’s stronger storm-focused option for hail-prone areas.
Storm Ready Built for homes facing heat, wind, hail, algae staining, and fast-moving spring storms.
Good, better, best

Choose the TAMKO roof that makes sense for your home

Every home does not need the same roof. Some homeowners want a clean and affordable architectural shingle. Others want better wind performance, impact resistance, or a stronger upgrade for hail season. Here is the simple breakdown.

TAMKO Heritage Shadow Grey shingle roof installed on a home Shadow Grey
Good

Heritage

A traditional architectural shingle with a wood-shake look, Shadowtone depth, and a homeowner-friendly price point.

  • Limited Lifetime Warranty on qualifying single-family homes.
  • 10-year Full Start non-prorated period.
  • 10-year algae cleaning limited warranty.
  • Up to 130 MPH wind coverage when requirements are met.
View Heritage brochure
TAMKO Titan XT Thunderstorm Grey roof installed on a home Thunderstorm Grey
Better

Titan XT

A stronger architectural shingle built for homeowners who want more wind confidence and Class 3 impact resistance.

  • UL 2218 Class 3 impact rated.
  • WindGUARD 160 MPH extended wind warranty eligibility.
  • Rapid Fire Zone expanded nailing area.
  • AnchorLock reinforcement for better fastening strength.
View Titan XT brochure
TAMKO StormFighter FLEX Thunderstorm Grey shingle roof installed on a home Thunderstorm Grey
Best

StormFighter FLEX

TAMKO’s strongest storm-focused shingle option for homeowners who want polymer-modified performance and Class 4 impact resistance.

  • UL 2218 Class 4 impact rated.
  • Polymer-modified asphalt for added flexibility.
  • WindGUARD 160 MPH extended wind warranty eligibility.
  • ForceFX and AnchorLock technology.
View StormFighter FLEX brochure
Side-by-side

Simple TAMKO comparison

This is the homeowner-friendly version. The best option depends on your budget, neighborhood, roof design, insurance policy, and how long you plan to keep the home.

Shingle Best for Impact rating Wind focus Iron Eagle Roofing recommendation
Heritage Classic architectural style and balanced cost. Standard architectural shingle. Up to 130 MPH when application requirements are met. Good choice when budget and appearance matter most.
Titan XT Homeowners wanting a tougher architectural shingle without jumping all the way to Class 4. UL 2218 Class 3. 160 MPH WindGUARD eligibility with TAMKO starter and hip and ridge requirements. Strong middle option for many North Texas homes.
StormFighter FLEX Long-term owners in hail and wind-prone neighborhoods. UL 2218 Class 4. 160 MPH WindGUARD eligibility with TAMKO starter and hip and ridge requirements. Best TAMKO option when impact resistance and storm defense are the priority.
Woodgate Homes needing a bolder, shake-style look. Style-focused option. Confirm product specs before final selection. Confirm current wind requirements by product and location. Great curb appeal choice, but not the first pick if hail rating is the main goal.
Titan XT color gallery

Scroll through Titan XT roof colors

These scrolling images use the larger TAMKO slider-style views with both the roofed home and the shingle color detail.

TAMKO Titan XT Black Walnut roof color
Black Walnut
TAMKO Titan XT Mountain Slate roof color
Mountain Slate
TAMKO Titan XT Natural Timber roof color
Natural Timber
TAMKO Titan XT Painted Desert roof color
Painted Desert
TAMKO Titan XT Thunderstorm Grey roof color
Thunderstorm Grey

Scroll sideways to view more Titan XT color examples.

Color sample sections

Titan XT colors laid out like TAMKO’s sample sections

This section groups the Titan XT colors into a natural-color group and a classic-color group so the page feels closer to the sample layout on the TAMKO website.

America’s Natural Colors

TAMKO Titan XT Black Walnut sample Black Walnut
TAMKO Titan XT Mountain Slate sample Mountain Slate
TAMKO Titan XT Natural Timber sample Natural Timber
TAMKO Titan XT Painted Desert sample Painted Desert
TAMKO Titan XT Thunderstorm Grey sample Thunderstorm Grey

Classic Colors

TAMKO Titan XT Antique Slate sample Antique Slate
TAMKO Titan XT Olde English Pewter sample Olde English Pewter
TAMKO Titan XT Oxford Grey sample Oxford Grey
TAMKO Titan XT Rustic Black sample Rustic Black
TAMKO Titan XT Rustic Cedar sample Rustic Cedar
TAMKO Titan XT Rustic Evergreen sample Rustic Evergreen
TAMKO Titan XT Rustic Hickory sample Rustic Hickory
TAMKO Titan XT Rustic Slate sample Rustic Slate
TAMKO Titan XT Weathered Wood sample Weathered Wood
How we help

Iron Eagle Roofing keeps the choice simple

The goal is not to oversell you into the most expensive roof. The goal is to help you understand the difference between cost, appearance, wind protection, impact rating, and long-term value.

1

Inspect the roof

We look at the current roof condition, ventilation, roof pitch, accessories, storm exposure, and any active leak concerns.

2

Compare options

We explain Heritage, Titan XT, StormFighter FLEX, and Woodgate in plain language so the differences make sense.

3

Build the system

We make sure the starter, underlayment, ventilation, hip and ridge, flashing, and details fit the roof system being installed.

4

Document the work

We provide clear communication and job documentation so you know what was installed and why it matters.