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appears to be adequately protecting the home from moisture intrusion and holding tiles securely in place. In addition to looking for obvious defects and failures in installation, you’ll be evaluating the condition of the tile, trim, flashing and fasteners. Because tile can have a long service life
and Concrete Tile Types Common Drip Edge Shapes Common Goals When Inspecting a Roofing System Common Truss Types Common Truss Types with Energy Heel Concrete and Clay Tile Roof Installation Continuous Roof-to-Wall Flashing Conventional (Rafter) Roof Framing Conventional Roof System Double Layer Roofing
provided tips for exam success, including how to identify key words like "minimum" and strategies for ranking answers when faced with memorization questions. Roofing and Flashing Installation Standards Andy discussed various aspects of roofing and flashing, including the correct gap ranges for wood
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; and where gutters terminate at the side of a chimney. The kickout was improperly installed. The bottom seam of the flashing must be watertight. If it is not, water will leak through the seam and may penetrate the cladding. The angle of the diverter should never be less than 110 degrees. The kick-out
and dissimilar types of cladding present on the building exterior, such as siding, trim, other types of masonry, roof coverings, etc. With many production builders’ preference of using sub-contractors, the responsibility for the installation of flashing has fallen into a grey area. Many brick masons do
step flashing at sidewalls for both asphalt, wood and slate. If you see continuous, one-piece flashing like this used as sidewall flashing with shakes, shingles or slate, it’s a defective installation, no matter how often you see it. Here’s an example of an asphalt shingle roof with continuous flashing
