Tools needed for a roofing job

Always get 1-inch nails for normal asphalt roofing. On average you should use four nails per shingle more if in a windy area. This comes out to nails per square foot. There are many more resources and tips that can help you get started for do-it-yourself roofing projects. We hope this roofing material guide helps you with your project. For more questions about roofing or to hire a professional, contact David Barbale for consultations and free estimates.

How to Roof a House with Asphalt Shingles. You hit it right on the nail. We like tear-off bars with a replaceable steel fulcrum to give that extra oomph needed to remove shingles. Constructed with a cast steel handle and easily replaceable blade, it has the durability to handle jobs day-in and day-out. Stanley offers other utility knives, too, including one with an ergonomic blade.

This one is has long cut snips so your cuts are more effective. Finally, Matching the right tools to the right skills is the key to roofing success. It takes time to develop the general use of tools required for roofing as well as the specific skills that make for a good roofer. If you plan to hire a roofer, look for one with an experienced crew since they are the ones who will be doing the majority of the work.

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