Specials
Galvanized Coil Roofing Nails
1 1/4 inch galvanized coil roofing nails. Buy 4 or more boxes for $30 each.
$30–38/Package
Current California Inventory
Galvanized coil roofing nails
Check current 1 1/4 inch galvanized coil nail listings, confirm the package quantity your job needs, then call the closest yard before pickup.
A Better Starting Point
Keep the fasteners tied to the roof plan.
Roofing nails may be a small line on a material order, but they are not a detail to guess at after the shingles arrive. The right fastener depends on the roofing material, deck, fastening requirements, and installation plan. A clear product listing gives a crew or homeowner a practical place to start, then the project requirements determine whether it is the right fit.
Affordable Roof Supply currently lists 1 1/4 inch galvanized coil roofing nails at Ripon and Sacramento. The listing shows a current package price, including a lower listed price for four or more boxes. That can make a stock check easier when a reroof, repair, or crew schedule calls for more than one package, without treating a listed product as a substitute for the required fastening details.
Availability and quantity can change as jobs pick up material. Before you drive over, call the yard with the nail specification, number of packages, and project timing. The yard can confirm what is listed and on hand, while the installer and product instructions remain the source for the final fastening choice.
Current Listed Product
Start with nails that are actually listed.
The current inventory lists 1 1/4 inch galvanized coil roofing nails at $30 to $38 per package, with a listed $30 price when four or more boxes are purchased. They are shown at the Ripon and Sacramento yards. Because package quantity and current stock can change, call the specific yard before planning a pickup around the listing.
A coil roofing nail is a product category, not a complete installation answer. Nail length, shank, corrosion resistance, head size, and the selected roofing system can all matter. Bring the relevant product name, manufacturer instructions, or notes from the installer when you call so the conversation begins with the material actually specified for the job.
That preparation is especially useful for a repair. A roof may have existing shingles, layers, or deck conditions that affect the work. The item needed for that repair should be confirmed against the planned repair, not selected from a broad fastener description alone.
Listed Inventory
See the roofing nails currently listed.
Listings are a useful starting point. Call the yard before pickup to confirm the exact product, package quantity, price, and availability.
Specials
Galvanized Coil Roofing Nails
1 1/4 inch galvanized coil roofing nails. Buy 4 or more boxes for $30 each.
$30–38/Package
Before You Call
Bring the details that make a fastener check useful.
Start with the roofing material and the installation requirements. A nail package should be considered with the shingle or roofing product it will secure, not as an interchangeable extra. If an installer has provided a material list, keep the fastener line with it. If you are working from a manufacturer instruction sheet, have the relevant fastening requirements nearby before you compare a listing.
Next, separate the nail question from the quantity question. A crew may already know the required nail type but still need to confirm how many boxes belong on the order. Roof size, waste, the product being installed, and the job details all affect the count. The roof measurement guide can help organize the roof area for the larger material plan, while the installer can translate that plan into the fastener quantity required.
For a repair, describe the repair rather than asking only for a generic box of roofing nails. Note the roofing product if known, the location of the repair, and any existing material information available. A clear job description helps distinguish a quick stock check from an installation decision that needs the person doing the work to weigh in.
Decide which yard is most convenient before the drive. The current listing shows galvanized coil roofing nails in Ripon and Sacramento. Visit theyard locations page for direct phone numbers and directions, then call the yard where you intend to pick up. That keeps the conversation focused on one location's available stock instead of assuming every yard carries the same quantity.
Finally, ask about the exact package and listed price before leaving. The current listing notes a lower price for four or more boxes, but the yard should confirm the applicable price, package count, and availability at the time of your call. A quick confirmation is easier than adjusting the order at the counter when the crew is waiting.
For Repairs And Reroofs
Keep every small material line connected to the job.
A roof repair can seem too small to need a complete material conversation, but that is exactly when a mismatch is easiest to make. The work may expose deck condition, need a particular fastening detail, or involve a product that must work alongside existing materials. Confirm the repair approach before treating a package of nails as the entire solution.
For a reroof, put nails on the same checklist as shingles, underlayment, ventilation, flashing, starter material, ridge details, and weather protection. The roof underlayment guide explains why the layers beneath the shingles need their own product decisions. Keeping each part of the system on the material list reduces the risk of stopping work for an overlooked component.
Price matters, but it only helps when the product and quantity fit the project. Compare the listed package, the unit price, and the multi-box price against the count your job actually needs. Do not make a material substitution solely because it appears to reduce the upfront total. The roofing system instructions and the installer’s plan should guide that decision.
Affordable Roof Supply can confirm its current listed roofing nails and point you to the yard for pickup. Bring the product details, needed number of packages, and timing of the job. That turns a broad fastener search into a more useful stock check and helps keep the material order ready when the work is scheduled to begin.
Frequently Asked Questions
Roofing nail questions
What roofing nails are currently listed?
Affordable Roof Supply currently lists 1 1/4 inch galvanized coil roofing nails at the Ripon and Sacramento yards. Call before pickup to confirm the exact package, current quantity, and price.
Can I choose roofing nails by length alone?
No. The roofing material, deck, fastening requirements, and instructions for the system being installed all matter. Confirm the required fastener details before purchase.
Is there a listed multi-box price?
The current listing shows a $30 price when four or more boxes are purchased, compared with a listed $30 to $38 package price. Confirm the applicable price directly with the yard before pickup.
Are roofing nails listed at every yard?
The current listing shows galvanized coil roofing nails at Ripon and Sacramento. Yard stock can change, so call the location you plan to visit before driving over.
Should I call before I drive to the yard?
Yes. Confirm the specific product, package quantity, listed price, available quantity, and yard location before making the trip.
Ready To Check Stock?
Choose the yard closest to the job.
Call with the nail specification, package quantity, and timing you need.