Roofing fasteners built for one of America's most demanding high-wind building environments.
Select Maze STORMGUARD® roofing nails are Miami-Dade County approved for qualifying roofing applications in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ). Maze has held Miami-Dade approval on selected roofing nails since 2006, giving contractors, builders, distributors and homeowners a proven American-made fastening option for demanding roofing applications.
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What Does Miami-Dade County Approval Mean?
A Miami-Dade County Notice of Acceptance (NOA) is a product approval issued through Miami-Dade County's Product Control process. Products covered by an NOA are evaluated for the specific applications, conditions and limitations identified in that approval.
Miami-Dade County is part of Florida's High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ), where roofing systems must meet stringent requirements designed for high-wind conditions. For contractors working on qualifying projects, selecting the correct approved components, including fasteners, is an important part of building a code-compliant roofing system.
Miami-Dade's own roofing permit documentation requires applicable product-approval information and supporting documentation as part of the roofing permit process.
Why Choose Miami-Dade Approved Maze Roofing Nails?
PROVEN APPROVAL
Maze has held Miami-Dade County approval on selected roofing nails since 2006.
STORMGUARD® PROTECTION
Maze's STORMGUARD® double hot-dipped galvanized nails provide superior corrosion resistance and are backed by Maze's lifetime warranty on qualifying products.
BUILT FOR DEMANDING ROOFING APPLICATIONS
Approved products provide contractors with fastening options for qualifying roofing assemblies in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone.
MADE IN THE USA
Maze manufactures its nails in Peru, Illinois, continuing an American manufacturing history dating back to 1848.
What Is the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ)?
The High Velocity Hurricane Zone, commonly called the HVHZ, is the portion of Florida subject to enhanced building-code requirements because of its exposure to extreme wind conditions.
For roofing contractors, that makes product selection especially important. Shingles, underlayment, roof-deck attachment and fasteners all work together as part of a complete roofing system. The nail may be a small part of the cost of a roof, but it plays a critical role in holding that system together.
