ROOF REPLACEMENT

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At MZ roofing, we are passionate about what we do. We are locally owned and operated and always strive to give you a 5-star experience from beginning to end.

For us at MZ roofing, it’s more than replacing old shingles. We pay close attention to detail, repair any damage, and anything that could become a potential problem in the future. Our skilled crew can adapt to whatever you need. We can handle complex roofs and repairs and will make a tailored project plan custom to your budget and needs.

Our goal in every single installation is to provide our customers the best experience possible which includes price, quality, cleanliness, customer service, and protecting and caring for their property.

Roofing materials and shingles

The majority of our projects have been installed with Owens Corning – Duration.

The difference between a good shingle and a great shingle is having SureNail® Technology.

SureNail features a wide, highly visible engineered fabric strip in the nailing area for a consistent, quality installation, and the unique product design provides outstanding gripping power.

Triple Layer Shingle

With SureNail® Technology, a unique triple layer of reinforcement occurs when the fabric overlays the common bond of the shingle layers, offering excellent fastener holding power. Compared with standard shingles that have only one or two layers in the nailing zone.

1. Excellent Adhesive Power

Helps keep the shingle layers laminated.

2. Outstanding Grip

The SureNail® strip enhances the already amazing grip of our proprietary Tru-Bond®† sealant for exceptional wind resistance of a 209 KM/H (130-MPH) wind warranty††.

3. Breakthrough Design

SureNail® Technology+ is the first and only reinforced nailing zone on the face of the shingle.

“No Guess” Wide Nailing Zone

This tough, engineered woven-fabric strip is embedded in the shingle to create an easy-to-see strong, durable fastener zone.

4. Triple Layer Protection®++

A unique “triple layer” of reinforcement occurs when the fabric overlays the two shingle layers, called the common bond area. This provides increased protection against “nail pull” from the wind.