
Everyone’s Home Is Their Castle –
So We Protect It Like A Fortress
Why Our 6-Nail Protection Fortifies
Your Roofing For The Long Haul
A roof replacement in Mount Pleasant, PA has to handle Western Pennsylvania’s high winds, heavy snow, and driving rain—and that durability comes down to installation as much as materials. Mt. Pleasant Window & Remodeling installs GAF shingles using a 6-nail method to help keep shingles flush, resist wind lift, and reduce storm damage.
When you need a roof replacement in Mount Pleasant, PA, you don’t need a simple patch job – you need a fortress that can stand up to anything the Western Pennsylvania weather can throw at it.
Given the high winds, heavy snows, torrential rain, and humidity we get here, your shingles need to be built to last.
But something most homeowners – and often contractors – overlook is that shingle installation matters just as much as the shingle materials.
You can have the sturdiest shingles on the market (and we do – we’re proud to partner with GAF), but if they’re incorrectly installed, they might not last much longer than the budget brand.
And no one wants to pay top-dollar for a roof replacement only to deal with issues (roof leaks, torn shingles, storm damage) just a few short years later.
That’s why Mt. Pleasant Window & Remodeling delivers with our trademark 6-nail method. With sturdy, tried-and-true shingle installation, we ensure your home is your castle – and is just as fortified.
Our 6-Nail Method: Fortification Made Easy
When you think of a roof being fortified, you might think about stone walls and tile or slate roofs.
But asphalt shingles can be just as fortified and strong, with the right installation. And since Mt. Pleasant Window & Remodeling is proudly a GAF Master Elite roofing contractor, you can be confident you’re getting a roof installation done the right way.
Our 6-nail method involves 50% more fasteners than standard roofing installations. For each shingle we install, we use six nails – not the industry standard’s four.
Here in Western Pennsylvania, we get some crazy weather. High winds, heavy snow, hail, sleet, and rain can all do a number on our roofs. Especially if your shingles aren’t nailed down correctly.
We don’t subscribe to the “Nail and Sail” method of other roofing contractors, who just do what’s strictly required of the industry.
We add extra fasteners to keep your shingles flush with your roof so the wind can’t blow them off. It also seals out cold and water intrusion, keeping your decking warm and dry, even when rain and sleet batter your roof.
Instead, we go above and beyond. We actually care about your roof and want it to outlast the storms.
As GAF Master Elite roofing contractors, we’re proud to complete every step to perfection. NOT just industry standard.
To ensure no step is skipped, we have professional oversight on EVERY roofing job.
This means on your roof replacement, you’ll have a dedicated Field Supervisor to monitor the critical steps. This ensures nothing is missed, and your roof is completed to GAF’s (and Mt. Pleasant Window & Remodeling’s) sky-high standards.
The Install You DON’T See Matters The Most
Like most homeowners, you don’t see your roof often. You might see glimpses of your shingles from the sidewalk or your gutters, but so much remains unseen.
This is why proper roof installation is so important. And why so many subpar roofing contractors can skimp on important details without homeowners ever knowing.
That is, until there’s an issue.
At Mt. Pleasant Window & Remodeling, we do the right thing, even when our customers can’t see it. That’s why we take pictures of everything, especially the hard-to-see places, so you’re never in the dark about your roof replacement.
If you’re ready for a Mount Pleasant, PA roof replacement done the right way with our 6-nail method and “no secrets” policy, call Mt. Pleasant Window & Remodeling. Quotes are free, so call today!
FAQs About Mount Pleasant, PA Roof Replacements
Curious about getting a roof replacement for your Mount Pleasant, PA home? Learn more through our FAQ below.
