Reducing Landfill Waste One Roof At A Time
In 1999, Henry Kamphuis founded G.E.M., the manufacturer of Euroshield® Recycled Rubber Roofing Products. Why? He wanted to help solve the overwhelming problem of old tires clogging up landfills and dumpsites. After years of research and trial and error, he created this exceptionally durable, authentic-looking, environmentally friendly green roofing system.
Why Choose Euroshield?
- Made from 70% recycled tires
- Extremely durable
- Virtually maintenance-free
- Resistant to hail
- Potentially lower insurance premiums
- Generous transferable warranties (non prorated)
- Sound deadening & insulating
- The affordable permanent roofing solution
- Adds value to your home
- Aesthetically pleasing
Our Warranty
Rubber tires are made to be highly durable and withstand extreme weather conditions.
This is why we back Euroshield® roofing products to stand the test of time. All Euroshield roofing products carry a generous hail warranty that provides you with the peace of mind that your roof will withstand whatever the conditions throw at it.
You can also register for your limited lifetime warranty with our warranty forms
here.
Protect Your Home
The BIG problem with hail storms is that they are unpredictable and potentially devastating. Besides, if you don’t have the right protection for your home, there is very little you can do. Unlike the car, you cannot move your roof inside.
All Euroshield® roofs offer serious protection from serious weather as well as being eco-friendly.
This means that you can do your bit for the planet as well as protecting your home from the worst forces that the planet throws back at you!
No Other Product Holds Up Under Wear And Tear Like Euroshield
Euroshield® products were specifically designed to overcome extreme weather impact and temperature variances that cause splitting, peeling, cracking, and rotting, undesirable characteristics associated with aging of other roofing systems. The reverse side of each Euroshield® panel features small cubical chambers designed to ensure structural integrity. In turn, the cubicles trap air, creating an effective insulation barrier, which can reduce energy use in warmer climates. An added benefit to the design is additional sound-deadening qualities.
