Pros

• Affordable, light, strong, and very durable.

• Various colors and styles.

• Fire resistance and prevent the growth of mold, algae and fungi.

• The shingles can be replaced individually, easily and quickly.

Cons

• Can break in a very strong storm.

• Not the most durable option in time (20 years, against a metal roof that can last up to 60).
  

Pros

• More durable than other roofing. Not maintenance is required.

• Fire protection (considered the safest roofing material).

• It withstand hail, rain and snow better than conventional materials.

• Environmentally friendly (100% recyclable).

• Energy efficient.

Cons

• More expensive than other types of roof systems.

• Noisy in case of rain or hail storm, or when the temperature changes due to the expansion and contraction of the material.

• If a part is to be replaced after several years, there may be a change in tonality due to natural color degradation.
  

Pros

• Easy to maintain and repair.

• Durable and will last a long time.

• More energy efficient and better for the environment than another type of roof.

• Fire resistant (not combustible material). No special treatment is needed to achieve such protection.

Cons

• If the roof tilt is low, there could be problems with drainage and water damage.

• Slippery when wet or cold.

• Tile roofs can crack and break if hit by a hailstone.

• Dangerous if there is a strong storm or fire (tiles could fall off the roof and become projectiles).

• Expensive (because of the durability and aesthetic qualities)

Pros

• Lightweight and easy to install.

• Eco friendly (it doesn't release harmful chemicals into the air).

• Less expensive than other roofing options.

• Natural appearance.
  

Cons

• Wood shingles are prone to rot in the short term.

• It can leak, crack and break after a few years.

• Not fire retardant.
  

• Not waterproof.
  

• Vulnerable to damage from pests and mold.
  

• It can vary in color over time due the sun.
  

Pros

• Waterproofing (the best choice for flat roofs due the water accumulates zones).

• Environmentally friendly material (they are 100% recyclable membranes).

• Lss expensive than metal and other materials.

• Lightweight, affordable and easy to install.

• Fire and wind resistant.

Cons

• Susceptible to leakage if no precautions have been taken during installation.

• It is necessary to keep clean the roof to prevent mold growth and leakage.

• Not good in cold climates (when is too cold, PVC becomes brittle and can crack or even shatter if walked on).