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New Guy
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: New York
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Flat Roof Question
Client wants a price on a flat roof repair. it is about 20 years since any one has done anything right up there. there is a million layers of tar which is all cracking and leting in water. new is out of the question not enough cash. so i informed him that there's no warrenty but he wants to band-aid the thing what do you guys think i should use just more tar?
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ContractorTalk Flunkie
Trade: Remodeling and Renovation Contractor
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Murphy, NC Hometown of Eric Rudolf
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Re: Flat Roof Question
I know times are hard and we are all doing what we can to make a buck, but why don't you call a roofer that does this all the time, get a price then let him do it, make a buck, go on about your merry way. Don't jepordize yourself with something like this if you not familiar with it
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Trade: Roofing Contractor
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: NW Suburbs of Chicago
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Re: Flat Roof Question
Check with the local building code department and see if One Million and One layers are allowed and get back to him with their regulations.
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Trade: LI,NY designer, new homes, renovation work, concre
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Long Island, NY
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Re: Flat Roof Question
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Trade: roofing
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: B.C Canada
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Trade: Roofing and Architectural Metals
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Idaho
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Some jobs you just have to stand your ground on. This sounds like one to either do right or don't do at all. Sometimes that's tough but it's all part of the game. |
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Trade: roofing
Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 536
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Re: Flat Roof Question
Is there a gravel surface ? you can do spot repairs with a good mastic and membrane. use Karnak flashing cement or Bulldog. if there is gravel you will need a scratch bar and a little bit of skill in using it. you will also need a trowel, I like to use a good margin trowl. that way i can clean every bit out of that bucket. dont forget to sweep clean all dust from work area as well and apply mastic at about a 1/4" thick consistancy then you can rub in your membrane"ashpalt impregnated mesh" into the mastic and rub it in nice, then apply another layer over it. Keep it neat and you wont get covered in the stuff.
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