Is this a displaced ridge cap shingle(s)
Weather kept me on the ground (sorry Charlie)
That’s what it looks like from here.
Could be the missing cricket!
Funny, I enjoyed that thread!!
Wished I could help but Gary is the from the ground expert says he can see it all.
My guess would be ridge cap shingle also looks like a bunch of nail pops out on the field
The interior of the house had more stains I can remember.
Patched areas at visible roof coverings, stains at attic roof decking as well as replaced decking.
I think this is a certainteed shingle (30 year) on a 1999 house that may have a manufacturer defect.
Take a look at these pics.
To each his own on inspecting roofs, I will go on, but not today, high winds and lake affect snow. Was a B**** getting to site!!
I canceled mine today and should have went anyway forcasted 6 to 10 inches and it was rural, we ended up with about 2 inches and it melted roof would have been fine.
I don’t blame you for not going on that roof looked like ice I was born at night but not last night I like to kid around but take my safety on roofs very serious
I will walk a roof with snow on it but only if I feel I can do it safely. I find way to many problems. Most guys would disclaim this roof and I understand why. 12 year old home. I usually go up with a shovel or roof rake and do a sample inspection in different areas and I’m glad I did on this one.
- View of roof.
- Broken tab.
- Broken tab.
- Lack of adhesion
- No moisture barrier.
Interesting! I got my house roofing done by Roof Lines East Inc, Toronto and it looks perfect!