Shysters working every angle

[ROBERT V. YOUNG]

Originally Posted by jwilliams4

There doesn't appear to be a starter course up the rake edge.

That's one.
No starter strip.

[Carl A. Brown]

Are you saying the paper should be over the side flashing?

Thought I saw somewhere that it was to be under it.

[ROBERT V. YOUNG]

Originally Posted by cbrown1

Are you saying the paper should be over the side flashing?

Thought I saw somewhere that it was to be under it.

First is drip-edge, then a membrane. Can be LB> felt or ice shield as in the photo. Most commonly used brand-name in Quebec is Grace.
#3 the paper should be under the drip / edge flashing on the side?
The eave and rake had no starter course.
The flashing drip is applied first around the perimeter of the deck.
That is ice shield. Sticks to the deck like a band-aid to your skin.
Sorry Carol. Wrong photo.

[ROBERT V. YOUNG]

Originally Posted by cbottger

I looked at the quake damaged roof today (Cough Cough) improper flashing creating leaks on both sides of the roof long before the Okla quake arrived deck was rotted as viewed from within the attic Contractor installed new shingles over rotted decking

Mr. Bottger
Look at phot 007jpg. The second photo from the left.
The chimney vent protrusion.
A attic leak waiting to happen.
If that is where the shingle butt ends are located it will allow weather infiltration.

[ROBERT V. YOUNG]

Post #18.


The illustration above is the proper method of applocation..

In the photo the drip is under the membrane up the gable ends.
His lapping of materials is not uniform. Not butting on the start lines. Wide sporadic uneven gapping in materials. Metal cuts that are not cut at proper angles and reversed lapping that is not sealed with caulk.
Sorry mind is on closing the facade company Carol.
I am also exhausted from the weeks of working HI's and facade company.
Out of shape. Sorry all.
#3 the paper should be under the drip / edge flashing on the side?
Yes Carol.