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Roofing and Siding since 1985
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Date Posted: Mon, Dec 09 2002, 4:33pm
Author: A Roofer
Subject: Re: new construction
In reply to: Pete 's message, "new construction" on Sat, Nov 30 2002, 7:33pm

"the roof is pitched and there is a gap in the very top of about 2 inches wide" Could be for a vented ridge if it is to be installed. Paper over this gap would keep the ridge from venting.

the builders have put tar paper around the window openings before they put in the windows. What is the purpose of that?" It's a moisture barrier. Paper behind the siding won't be able to cover that area since the windows are installed before the siding.

Hope this answers you questions,
Tim Soth / A Roofer

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