Roof Shingles, Shingle Removal Tool, Roofing Tools, Shingle Nail Installer, Roof Shingle Nail Puller, Nail Remover Pry Bar For Safe Roof Shingles Replacement Roofing tools and Equipment

My husband used this tool to repair our barn roof. It was easy to use a good quality and the sharpness and grip were adequate. It was a useful tool for what he used it for.

Well built, it holds the nail perfectly for nailing. Nail removal end is thin enough at the tip to get underneath the nail head without a problem.

Ez to work with…just too thick if u can make it thinner it will be nice

Worked much better than a flat bar but it could be just a but longer and have a but more angle to pry with. As for hammering nails under a shingle or siding... This thing made a night and day difference!

It works as described. You have to align the nail with a finger as you place it, but if you do that, it strikes pretty true. The very first strike removes the paint. That's pretty much the only issue I had with mine. You'll still need a flat bar to find those hidden nails that you'll need to remove before slipping the new shingle in, as this won't do that properly. However, the claw removes the nail much better than the flat bar. So, two things this does well. It removes the nails it can access quite well. It places the nail (with your help) properly to get a couple of good strikes in. Then, you pull it out, place the solid area on top of the nail and strike it once or twice to finish it. I'd use a flat bar for everything else. One possible improvement is a design that allows you to properly align the shingle, like a tab on a roofing hammer does, but that's nit picky.

Works for what we needed.

Works as advertised

Have used many times