Malarkey Roofing for Alaska Weather

Malarkey Roofing is a strong fit for Alaska because many of its shingles use rubberized, SBS-modified asphalt, which stays flexible in cold temperatures and resists impact better than conventional asphalt. Impacco supplies Malarkey shingles in Seattle and ships complete roofing packages to communities across Alaska.

Who Is Malarkey Roofing?

Malarkey Roofing Products is a Pacific Northwest roofing manufacturer based in Portland, Oregon. It is known for asphalt shingles that use polymer-modified asphalt.

Why Rubberized Asphalt Matters in Alaska

• Cold-weather flexibility. Modified asphalt is less brittle in freezing temperatures, which helps during cold-season handling and installation.
• Impact resistance. Many Malarkey lines carry high impact ratings. Check the rating of the specific line you choose.
• Wind performance. Proper installation to the manufacturer’s nailing pattern helps shingles hold in storms.

Planning a Malarkey Roof in Alaska

• Choose the shingle line and color.
• Add full ice and water barrier at eaves, valleys, and penetrations.
• Plan ventilation to reduce ice dams.
• Order starter, hip and ridge, underlayment, and fasteners with the shingles.
• Ship early so the roof can go on before the weather turns.

Ordering Malarkey Shingles for Alaska

Impacco includes Malarkey shingles in complete roofing packages and ships them from Seattle. See our roofing materials supplier page or request a quote.

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