How much does a square of Atlas shingles cost?

A square of Atlas shingles costs typically 90 to 170 dollars for materials alone, depending on the product line and region, which is competitive with GAF and Owens Corning. Atlas Roofing is a mid-sized manufacturer known for its Scotchgard Protector algae protection using 3M technology. For entry-level architectural shingles, Atlas Pinnacle Pristine, which is the flagship with Scotchgard algae protection and Class 3 impact option, costs around 90 to 130 dollars per square, or about 30 to 40 dollars per bundle, since one square requires three bundles. Atlas Pinnacle Pristine with HP42 high-performance design costs similar but offers larger shingle size for faster installation. Atlas StormMaster Shake with Core4 polymer-modified asphalt and Class 4 impact resistance costs 130 to 180 dollars per square. Premium designer Atlas shingles like Pinnacle Sun or Castlebrook cost 150 to 250 dollars per square. Installation cost adds 250 to 400 dollars per square for labor, tear-off, underlayment, and disposal, making total installed cost around 350 to 550 dollars per square for Atlas Pinnacle Pristine. Atlas shingles are often priced slightly lower than Owens Corning Duration and GAF Timberline HDZ in many markets, making them a good value choice, especially for homeowners wanting Scotchgard algae protection which is considered superior to standard copper granule technology.