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Date Posted: Fri, Sep 20 2002, 8:17am
Author: marsha
Subject: shingle repair

I have a leaky living room ceiling. There are some buckled shingles outside on the lowest edge of the roof under which lies some rotted wood.
Will a drip edge solve the problem, or do I need new wood and new shingles???? All of the above?? The shingles are not crumbling or curled.

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[> Re: shingle repair -- A Roofer, Fri, Sep 20 2002,10:27pm

PLEASE DON'T SPAM THE FORUM. ONE POST ASKING THESE QUESTIONS WOULD HAVE BEEN SUFFICIENT. I WAS JUST GOING TO DELETE THESE AND ASK YOU TO POST AGAIN BUT THEN I THOUGHT THAT AT LEAST THIS COULD BE USED AS A BAD EXAMPLE OF FORUM POSTING.

It is possible that a starter metal MIGHT be a fix for you if your roof has no overhang and its possible for water to get behind your fascia board. This is usually possible when the roofing material is damaged at or not hung over the fascia board far enough. Since there is rotten decking in the area I would think that it is. You'll probably want to repair the rotten decking and patch the area with some new materials. A competent contractor can probably help you call the shots here.

Tim Soth / A Roofer


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