The Best in Quality Roofing? We Nailed It.

The Best in Quality Roofing? We Nailed It.


At Clyde Nettles, we stand behind our craftsmanship. We believe if you pay for a roof for your home or business, you should be getting top quality – and piece of mind for years to come. Being a locally owned and family operated company since 1950, we take pride in treating our clients like family and provide them the work they deserve. In addition to our 68+ plus years of experience, here's one more way we make sure our roofs are BETTER:

Clyde Nettles Uses Only Hot Dipped Galvanized Roofing Nails

These hot dipped galvanized nails are STANDARD ISSUE on all of our roof replacements. These nails have proven to hold up to rain, moisture and rust for years after installation. Using a higher quality nail means your roof will last a lot longer. This is just one of the ways we reinforce our quality craftsmanship and stand behind our work.


Compare to:

Electrogalvanized Roofing Nails (most other roofing companies)
Commonly used by other roofing companies, these nails are much cheaper on the contractor and begin to rust within months of installation. The heads of the nails rust off, causing shingles to lift, shift and eventually fall off. The photo shown below shows electrogalvanized nails merely months after a new roof installation. As the heads of the nails rust off, you can imagine what happens to the shingles, especially in some of these South Carolina summer storms.


Clyde Nettles: quality craftsmanship to the core. The materials we use are just another reason we are South Carolina's most trusted roofing company since 1950.
Contact us today if you need an estimate on a roof replacement.
(803) 754-7663
ClydeNettles.com

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