You Deserve A Hand-Nailed Roof

When it comes to roofing, one of the most important decisions a homeowner can make is whether to use a
hand-nailed roof or an air-gun roof. Although both have advantages, a hand-nailed roof offers superior quality
and craftsmanship.

Hand-Nailed Roofs Are More Durable

One of the most notable advantages of a hand-nailed roof is that it is more durable than an air-gun roof. Hand-nailed roofs secure the nail into place using just a hammer and the roofing nail, providing a stronger bond than an air-gun installed roof.

Air-gun installed roofs are often done quickly and without proper calibration of the equipment, leading to overdriven nails that penetrate through the shingles. Hand-nailed roofs will always have full seated nails to the top of the shingles and within the shingle nailing safe zone as per the manufacturer. Air-gun roofs are often nailed too high causing certain installations to experience “sliding” shingles.

Quality Hand-Nailing Technique Last Longer

In addition to being more durable, the hand-nailing process requires more precise installation, which results in a more professional finished product. This means a hand-nailed roof will have less irregularities, resulting in a more uniform, properly nailed and secured roof.

It’s the choice between quality versus speed, We choose quality every time!

Choose Craftsmanship

Finally, hand-nailed roofs require more skill and craftsmanship than air-gun roofs. When you hire a roofer to install your roof, this means you can ensure the job is done correctly and with the utmost care.

Hand-nailed roofs are also easier to repair and maintain since the nails can be easily replaced if they become corroded or damaged.