Removing Nails From Corrugated Roofing

Use a straight claw hammer or flar bar to pull the nails.

Removing nails from corrugated roofing.

I have giant nails in our roof too but i ve just opted to ignore them. Work the fork under the ridge caps prying them loose. Use a straight claw hammer or flat bar to remove the nails. Roofers will be pulling up the old roofing material the building paper and in many cases the old sub roof and tossing them all into the dump truck.

Replace dissimilar metal nails with similar metal screws. I d say who the hell uses 3 nails on a roof but then the previous owners used 16d nails as hangars everywhere. This roof was being replaced because of of hail damage. The head should be visible on the side of the claw that faces you.

Dump trucks are commonly used to escort the old material from your roof and off your property. Find the nail heads on the roof. Place the claw securely around the nail you want to pull. Corrugated roofing panels overlap each other making the nails located along the eaves or ridge line the easiest to find.

We ve got some of the roof metal off but the batten boards are 2x4s nailed to the trusses with you got it ringed nails. As they come loose allow them to slide down to the roof jacks. Others like the tear off shovels because they pull out more nails with the shingles. Wear a hardhat safety glasses and gloves while pulling roofing nails.

A few roofing nails are not going to cause much problem but if you are wary of. If you are replacing the nails replace them with new ones as you pull the old ones. We re salvaging metal off some hog buildings. The force of the hammer is usually enough to do the job.

Here s my personal website. Or if they don t slide down the roof carry them to the edge of the roof and throw them into the trash container. These people put everything together with ringed nails. Circle or mark the nails with a professional crayon for easy location later.

The best way to do that is to pound the pointed jaws of a cat s paw under the head. Create patches for holes with fiberglass mesh screening and roofing tar. There are 3 nails per 2x4 each time it crosses the truss. Anyone have a sure fire way to remove ringed nails.