There is a lot of conflicting information being spread out there about the atlas chalet shingle.
Atlas chalet defective shingles.
According to a class action lawsuit against atlas the chalet line is susceptible to water penetration which leads to premature blistering cracking and excessive loss of granular surface.
This bubble expands in sunlight and permits blistering and cracking which cause early granule loss more moisture absorption and a shorter useful life for the shingles.
American family insurance agreed to pay a.
However due to frequent cracking blistering and other defective issues they were discontinued and taken off the market.
The complaint alleges that atlas chalet shingles are defective made in a way that allows moisture to enter the shingle where it creates a gas bubble.
Having atlas chalet shingles on your roof doesn t automatically mean your roof is defective or the shingles have to be replaced.
Some atlas chalet roofs were found to have extensive damage as soon as one year after installation.
If you don t see any clear signs of leaking or damage inside your home or on the roof you likely don t have to worry about the shingles.
Atlas denies the shingles are defective and so far no judge has ruled otherwise.
Many consumers and roofing specialists say the products are defective and do not perform as warranted.
It is possible your shingles aren t defective and they won t break.
2nd class action lawsuit cases are still being deliberated as can be found with a simple google search.