




The Roofing Snake Shingle Remover Tool combines a nail-pulling claw and a slotted nail-positioning end for localized asphalt/composite shingle repairs.

Hidden roofing nails beneath overlapping shingles can be difficult to reach with standard pry bars. The slim working ends are designed to slide into narrow roofing spaces with less surrounding disturbance.

The claw end is shaped to engage compatible roofing nail heads beneath the shingle overlap before gradual leverage is applied.

The opposite slotted end helps hold and guide a compatible roofing nail beneath the overlap before final fastening with the appropriate roofing hammer.

The one-piece hardened-steel body is designed for repeated manual nail-pulling work, while the green protective coating adds an exterior barrier against moisture and roofing debris.

The angled body provides a practical fulcrum and added reach while requiring no battery or power cord.



Primarily compatible asphalt or composite shingles. Confirm compatibility before use on other roof systems.
Yes. The pulling groove is designed to engage compatible roofing-nail heads for gradual removal.
Yes. The slotted end helps hold and position a compatible nail before final fastening.
No. Existing shingle condition, temperature and technique still matter. Use gradual leverage and a protected fulcrum.
Remove grit and moisture after use, dry fully, store indoors and inspect both working ends before each job.
A compact 2-in-1 hand tool for compatible asphalt and composite shingle repair.
The Roofing Snake Shingle Remover Tool combines a nail-pulling claw and a slotted nail-positioning end for localized asphalt/composite shingle repairs.

Hidden roofing nails beneath overlapping shingles can be difficult to reach with standard pry bars. The slim working ends are designed to slide into narrow roofing spaces with less surrounding disturbance.

The claw end is shaped to engage compatible roofing nail heads beneath the shingle overlap before gradual leverage is applied.

The opposite slotted end helps hold and guide a compatible roofing nail beneath the overlap before final fastening with the appropriate roofing hammer.

The one-piece hardened-steel body is designed for repeated manual nail-pulling work, while the green protective coating adds an exterior barrier against moisture and roofing debris.

The angled body provides a practical fulcrum and added reach while requiring no battery or power cord.



Primarily compatible asphalt or composite shingles. Confirm compatibility before use on other roof systems.
Yes. The pulling groove is designed to engage compatible roofing-nail heads for gradual removal.
Yes. The slotted end helps hold and position a compatible nail before final fastening.
No. Existing shingle condition, temperature and technique still matter. Use gradual leverage and a protected fulcrum.
Remove grit and moisture after use, dry fully, store indoors and inspect both working ends before each job.
A compact 2-in-1 hand tool for compatible asphalt and composite shingle repair.










