Malarkey shingles.
Polymer-modified asphalt shingles from Portland, Oregon, engineered for exactly the weather the Pacific Northwest throws at a roof. Smog-reducing, impact-resistant, and built on Nexen chemistry that stays flexible in cold snaps.
The technology case.
- Nexen polymer-modified asphalt. Rubberized asphalt flexes with temperature swings instead of cracking, and seals wind-lifted tabs back down.
- Class 4 impact rated (Legacy). The highest hail rating available. Worth having even in a hail-light zone like the Fraser Valley.
- 3M smog-reducing granules. The roof actively neutralizes smog, an acre of Legacy offsets roughly one car's emissions per year.
- Upcycled content. Made with recycled plastics and tires without sacrificing performance.
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Malarkey Legacy colours.
The premium line: Class 4 impact rating, limited lifetime transferable warranty, 210 km/h wind rating when installed with the full system.









Malarkey Vista colours.
The same Nexen polymer core one tier down, an outstanding value pick for most homes. Class 3 impact rating, 175 km/h wind rating.









Vista carries the same colour palette as Legacy above, the same granule blends. The difference is the tier: Legacy's Class 4 impact rating, thicker profile and top-tier warranty versus Vista's excellent value. We confirm current availability at your inspection.
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