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When it comes to roofing, not all installations are created equal—even if two roofs may look the same from the street. In this video, we compare a properly installed roof with a poorly installed one to highlight the critical differences that determine whether your home stays protected during a storm or becomes vulnerable to costly damage.

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The good roof, installed by Cazeault Roofing, follows strict manufacturer specifications and includes storm nailing with six nails per shingle, a drip edge along the rakes, and a starter strip that seals shingles securely to the drip edge. It features proper shingle covers in the rake tails, carefully placed nails for maximum holding power, and full underlayment protection beneath the shingles. This complete system makes the roof eligible for full manufacturer warranties, giving homeowners confidence and peace of mind.

On the other hand, the bad roof looks similar on the surface but hides serious flaws. The shingles are nailed too high and in the wrong locations, leaving them with weak holding power. There’s no underlayment, no drip edge on the rake, and no rake tail protection. Overdriven nails, improperly placed seam nails, and exposed shiner nails further compromise the system. Without meeting the manufacturer’s standards, this roof has no warranty coverage—and when high winds or heavy storms hit, shingles peel off with ease, leaving the home exposed to water intrusion and expensive interior damage.

By pulling back the shingles, we can clearly see the difference: the bad roof offers no barrier beneath, while the good roof reveals underlayment, ice and water shield, and deck armor that continue protecting the home even if shingles are compromised. In the event of a hurricane or severe storm, the Cazeault Roofing system holds strong, preventing moisture from seeping into the home’s structure. Meanwhile, the poorly installed roof would leave the homeowner with soaked drywall, ruined carpets, and major repair costs.

This side-by-side comparison makes the choice obvious: when it really matters most, would you trust a roof that fails at the first sign of trouble, or one built with proven protection, proper technique, and manufacturer-backed warranty?

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