Roofing Shingle Tools

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Roofing shingle tools.

Chalk line tools reel and chalk. The teeth are sharp and spaced just the right amount to pull out pretty much every roofing nails they hit. Roofing hammer or hatchet. Roofing blade or utility knife.

These knives are made to cut shingles but are useful for other applications such as anything you would use a regular utility knife for. I gave it 4 stars because it could be a little better. Install new flashing metal flashing is often called drip edge along the bottom of the roof near your gutters. Shingle roofing tools checklist.

An angled roofing knife helps reach areas that are difficult for a straight handled blade to reach and it is also easier on the hands during long periods of use. Overlap each row at least 3 to 4 inches. Mbi tools shingle stripper is designed to make mbi tools shingle stripper is designed to make removing shingles in both commercial and residential applications much easier. It is part crowbar part roofing shovel giving you heavy duty performance that is unmatched in the other tools.

Measuring tape or laser tool. Using your staple gun secure the felt to the roof. The roof snake accomplishes that job i haven t seen any product like it available in 22 years of roofing. Browse owens corning roofing shingles by color shingle lines price features wind resistance and or warranty to find the right roof for your home.

Here are all of the tools roofers needs. Stripper is constructed of durable steel and features a comfortable heat treated steel d grip handle. The shingle shear is the most versatile cutter available with a 40 inlaid tape and an angle guide calibrated to roof pitch allow multiple users to cut any length or any angle without any adjustments cutting time as well as shingles. If you live in an area with inclement weather you should consider using a special ice and water protector.

The roof snake helps to solve a roofers problem how to place a nail under the lap of the shingle above without damaging that shingle. The shingle eater doesn t have as many bells and whistles as some of the other tools on the list.