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Do Asphalt Shingles Burn?

Yes, they are very flamable
38%
Yes, they are flamable but are fire resistant
45%
No, they are not flamable
3%
Not sure
12%
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Question: Do Asphalt Shingles Burn?
Top Answer (45% of 31 votes): Yes, they are flamable but are fire resistant.

Answer: Yes, they are flamable but are fire resistant
Explanation: They more like melt before they burn
Srp inc.
Answer: Yes, they are very flamable
Explanation: Yes, shingles are made from various materials such as asphalt and rubber that will easily catch fire when exposed to high heat. When this happens, the intense flames can quickly spread across your roof or home. It's worth noting there are 4 types of classification rankings with Class A being the best you can get since they are made from fire resistant material can be used in areas where a wildfire is likely to occur.
Top Shield Roofing
Answer: Yes, they are very flamable
Explanation: Asphalt shingles are made from petroleum and they have a very high BTU value and will readily burn.
JPS-WNC llc
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Answer: Yes, they are flamable but are fire resistant
Explanation: Most Asphalt shingles are Class A fire rated. They will withstand external fire very well. However, if the fire starts inside the house and reaches the roof from the inside, then the shingles may burn along with the roof decking.
Allegiant Roofing, LLC
Answer: Yes, they are flamable but are fire resistant
Explanation: they get hot and then they start to melt. I did a roof a few years ago and that night a 13 year old kid caught the house on fire and my roof did not burn.
Todd's Roofing & Siding
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