What Are Dragon Tooth Slivers? Dragon tooth slivers are small, thin, long pieces of shingle that can appear on the ends of laminated asphalt shingles. The term “dragon tooth” refers to the exposed portion of the top layer of laminated shingles. These slivers can vary in size and sometimes become dislodged, but they are a…
Can You Reclaim Water Run-off from Your Roof? Yes, water run-off from asphalt shingle roofs can be reclaimed, but it is essential to understand its limitations and proper uses. Reclaimed water from asphalt shingles should only be used for non-potable purposes such as lawn, shrubbery, and flower irrigation. It is not FDA approved for potable…
Understanding Exposed Nails on Shingles Exposed nails, also known as exposed fasteners, are nails directly visible on the surface of shingles. These nails can often be seen during a close visual inspection or noticed by the reflection of sunlight, earning them the nickname “shiners.” Causes of Exposed Nails Exposed nails typically result from improper installation…
