Thought I’d go to the GS for help. To make a long story short, mother-in-law is looking at a home purchase. Inspector came out and said that the roof’s felt paper is shorter than the shingles on the front and back of the home and that the roof is prone to water damage because of this. I imagine (but can’t confirm) at the most, it’s short about a foot. More realistically, I believe 6” or so.
We’ve scheduled a couple of roofers to come out and tell us how much it would be to fix. The first guy came out and said that you’d have to do an entire new roof because you have to take shingles up to fix.
If this is limited to just the first row, maybe two rows of shingles, can’t you just lift the shingles up, staple a new row of felt paper down with the old felt on top of it?
Seems like an easy job that I could do.
We’ve scheduled a couple of roofers to come out and tell us how much it would be to fix. The first guy came out and said that you’d have to do an entire new roof because you have to take shingles up to fix.
If this is limited to just the first row, maybe two rows of shingles, can’t you just lift the shingles up, staple a new row of felt paper down with the old felt on top of it?
Seems like an easy job that I could do.
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