Correct Buckled Roof Seams
WITHOUT TEAR OUT
FASTER • CLEANER • COST EFFECTIVE
Stabilize plywood seams in place and restore deck integrity without removing panels
What we did prior to the buckle down roofing cleat
I started my roofing company in May of 2020. The more and more houses we did, the more I started to think about this problem. What if it goes unchecked? What if we just left the plywood as it was? We started doing probably the same things you might be doing right now.
Cutting chunks of valley metal and nailing it to “bridge the seam.”
Hope nobody steps on that spot while roofing
Belly crawling in the attic with blocking and a guy on the topside with screws and an impact, hoping your hand wasn’t where the screw would end up.
Removing plywood in sections, trying to triage the worst of the worst, and realizing the point of no return
Maybe the roof needed to be re-decked, and now faced a one-day project that spilled into two.
Trying to resolve this issue was a headache on the roof and off when it came to billing.
Buckle Down
is Built for
Roofing Contractors
Buckle Down creates a new structural support between compromised plywood seams on roof decks, restoring strength.
✔ Works on 1/2” bridged, buckled, or sagged plywood
✔ Works horizontally or vertically
✔ Installs from the top side
✔ No crawling attics
✔ No unnecessary deck replacement
✔ Minimize call backs, potential roof leaks and unsightly buckles
What It Means for Your Crew
✔ One person operation and multiple crew members can install them to keep the project on track
✔ No idle time waiting for materials to fix
✔ Pride that the problem is fixed and wasn’t just a cover-up.
✔ Minimize callbacks
✔ On to the next job