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Geez it's cold out there! Here is a bit of information regarding cold weather installation of asphalt shingles!
Shingle brittleness: When temperatures drop below freezing, asphalt shingles become more brittle and can crack or break easily when handled or nailed.
Adhesive issues: The adhesive strip on shingles may not properly seal in cold weather, potentially causing leaks.
Manufacturer guidelines: Most shingle manufacturers have specific cold-weather installation instructions that should be followed if installing in colder temperatures.

Owens Corning recommendations:
Extra care should be taken when handling and/or installing asphalt shingles when the air and surface temperatures are at or below 40°F (5°C). Owens Corning®Roofing recommends the following procedures for additional fastening strength and wind blow-off resistance when shingles are installed during cold weather:
1. Hand sealing all shingles along the rake edges: Each shingles should be hand sealed using 4 spots of asphalt roof cement. The four spots of roof cement should be evenly spaced on laminate (architectural) shingles approximately 1 inch from the leading edge of the shingle and pressed in placed.
Take caution to ensure the asphalt roof cement does not squeeze out beyond the leading edge of the shingle.
Be aware that excessive amounts of asphalt roof cement can cause the shingles to blister.
2. On strip (three-tab) shingles, place 2 spot of asphalt roof cement under each tab approximately 1-inch from the leading edge and the corner of each tab.
Take caution to ensure the asphalt roof cement does not squeeze out beyond the leading edge of the shingle. Be aware that excessive amounts of asphalt roof cement can cause the shingles to blister.
3. Ensure that all nails are installed in the common bond (double layer) area on Owens Corning®laminate shingles

We personally like for the temperatures to get in the mid 40's and climbing before replacing an asphalt roof. Should you have any questions regarding roofing in cold weather give us a call! 404-667-3286 or visit

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