EcoStar LLC is the leading manufacturer of sustainable, environmentally friendly steep-slope roofing products. EcoStar was established to meet the need for a recycled synthetic alternative to natural slate roofing. That need led to the manufacture of our first line of synthetic product - Majestic Slate.
For more than 20 years, we have been dedicated to protecting precious natural resources by offering our discerning customers products made with recycled plastic and rubber. The visionary glimpse of what EcoStar is today began in the early 1970s with the development of the formulation for Starloy (Staroba Alloy).
For more than 20 years, we have been dedicated to protecting precious natural resources by offering our discerning customers products made with recycled plastic and rubber. The visionary glimpse of what EcoStar is today began in the early 1970s with the development of the formulation for Starloy (Staroba Alloy).
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Offering superior performance and durability, EcoStar products are manufactured with recycled rubber and plastics and are highly flexible, sustainable and environmentally friendly. Providing superior protection against impact and harsh weather conditions, all EcoStar slate and shake tiles offer Class 4 impact resistance and are available with a 50-year Gold Star Warranty or 50-Year Limited Material Warranty.
Deciding on a roofing product can be a difficult process. After all, your roof not only enhances the beauty of your property, but also protects your most valued assets from the elements. EcoStar roof systems offer the beauty of natural slate and shake while providing the durability of a synthetic. A 50-year warranty ensures that you will be happy and protected for years to come.
The discerning contractor is always on the hunt for value added materials. EcoStar offers the look of natural slate without the associated cost. At 1/3 to the weight of natural slate, installation of EcoStar slate on standard roof structures requires no additional support. EcoStar's Seneca Shake and Empire Shake offer the beauty of hand split cedar shakes without the weaving of underlayment, or the culling of waste material.
EcoStar synthetic slate and shake roofing tiles are available in multiple formulations, profiles and colors. The Majestic/Seneca product line is manufactured from 80% recycled rubber and plastic and is available in 11 standard colors. The Empire product line is manufactured from 25% recycled materials and is available in 14 standard colors.
The challenges for the modern architect are innumerable. Juggling aesthetics, performance and price point, all while keeping stewardship of our environment a priority, can be a daunting task. EcoStar offers a full range of manufactured slate and wood shakes, produced from up to 80% recycled plastic and rubber.
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Scott Barlow
Oct 18, 2021
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V. M.
Aug 14, 2021
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Jake Smith
Aug 12, 2019
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Absolutely a pleasure working with Ecostar’s majestic slate. It’s a great product that I’ve used on several projects over the years. They have great color retention and I’ve had zero warping or curling. I also like the fact they are solid tiles, that to me is a plus when you’re installing in valleys or gable rakes simply because they do not have the voids on cut edges like tiles that have a honey comb structure. Love the product, great look.
Jon Wright Industries
May 27, 2013
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Nice looking product. I personally don't trust synthetic roofing products because I've seen so many fail, curl, discolor, crack and generally go to heck.
Yet this one seems to be doing well.
Cemwood, New American Cemwood, Cal Shake, Hardie Shake, and some short lived rubberish shakes have come and gone. EcoStar is still here so I'm starting to consider it. Caution is best when dealing with pretty expensive roof systems.
Yet this one seems to be doing well.
Cemwood, New American Cemwood, Cal Shake, Hardie Shake, and some short lived rubberish shakes have come and gone. EcoStar is still here so I'm starting to consider it. Caution is best when dealing with pretty expensive roof systems.
