In the construction world, waste diversion isn’t often in the headlines, but maybe it should be. The U.S. sends an estimated 12 to 13 million tons of roofing shingles to landfills every year. Surprisingly, around 10% of that comes straight from the factory—manufacturing waste that’s never been used. A slightly off-color batch. A bundle with scuffed packaging. A run that didn’t quite match the sample board. The material itself is solid, but it ends up discarded because it doesn’t exactly match the manufacturing specs.
That’s where B-Grade roofing comes in—and where we come in, too.
We’ve vertically integrated Silvaris Custom Services into our offering so we can turn roofing waste into reliable inventory. Through long-term agreements with leading U.S. manufacturers, we acquire high volumes of B-Grade wholesale asphalt roofing shingles that would otherwise be trashed. These are performance-grade shingles with minor imperfections—color variation, inconsistent labeling or packaging flaws—that don’t affect how they function. Instead of letting that material go to waste, we use our custom re-wrapping services to give it a second life.
13.6 MILLION BUNDLES OF ROOFING SHIPPED
21,000 ORDERS FILLED
To date, we’ve filled over 21,000 orders and shipped more than 13.6 million bundles of roofing across North America—keeping high-quality material in circulation and out of the landfill.
So, what does repackaged roofing shingles actually mean? It means more than just bundling and plastic wrap. Our process involves sorting, organizing, labeling and wrapping B-Grade shingles to meet the expectations of wholesale distributors, discount retailers and jobsite-focused buyers. We deliver reliable surplus roofing that’s presentation-ready and easy to stock or ship—because having a great price point only matters if the product is marketable.
This isn’t clearance-bin inventory. It’s a smarter supply model.
And that model benefits everyone. Manufacturers reduce their roofing manufacturing waste and find responsible outlets for material that would otherwise cost them to dispose of. Retailers and resellers get access to cost-effective roofing supply with minimal trade-offs and strong margins. And contractors gain a reliable alternative to standard pricing and product delays—especially in tight markets.
We don’t just move shingles. We solve a problem sitting quietly at the edge of the roofing supply chain—the gap between what’s made and what gets used. Our roofing logistics team helps bridge that space by turning excess into opportunity.
If you’re in the business of moving, selling, or sourcing shingles, there’s a good chance you’ve seen this waste firsthand. And if you’re ready to think differently about what’s possible with B-Grade roofing, we’d like to work with you.
Let’s turn landfill-bound bundles into market-ready solutions.
That’s where B-Grade roofing comes in—and where we come in, too.
We’ve vertically integrated Silvaris Custom Services into our offering so we can turn roofing waste into reliable inventory. Through long-term agreements with leading U.S. manufacturers, we acquire high volumes of B-Grade wholesale asphalt roofing shingles that would otherwise be trashed. These are performance-grade shingles with minor imperfections—color variation, inconsistent labeling or packaging flaws—that don’t affect how they function. Instead of letting that material go to waste, we use our custom re-wrapping services to give it a second life.


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The way you explain “Giving B-Grade & Wholesale Roofing Shingles a Second … – Silvaris” makes the scope easier to follow. At The Virtual Estimation (https://thevirtualestimation.com/), we separate roof areas, insulation, flashings, trims, and drainage before pricing. A tidy scope gives fewer surprises room to hide. This was a helpful read for anyone reviewing project scope.
The way you explain “Giving B-Grade & Wholesale Roofing Shingles a Second … – Silvaris” makes the scope easier to follow. At The Virtual Estimation (https://thevirtualestimation.com/), we separate roof areas, insulation, flashings, trims, and drainage before pricing. A tidy scope gives fewer surprises room to hide. This was a helpful read for anyone reviewing project scope.
The way you explain “Giving B-Grade & Wholesale Roofing Shingles a Second … – Silvaris” makes the scope easier to follow. At Estimate Services (https://estimateservices.us/), we separate roof areas, insulation, flashings, trims, and drainage before pricing. A tidy scope gives fewer surprises room to hide. This was a helpful read for anyone reviewing project scope.