Looks a little flat for shingles.


As far as tar, put tar on it, and mesh it. That will keep the tar from cracking.

The second one nail a straight price of flashing down to the porch roof, then do a hem bend on the top piece that will bend around the one you nailed to the roof. Then tuck the top under the shingles on the main roof.

 

Thanks for your quick response.

I'll definitely try the tar and mesh idea, Thanks you.

Thanks for the 2nd piece of advice too, however I'm having a difficult time visualizing how to nail the flashing and then doing the hem bend.

 

Excuse my terrible sketch, but to give you an idea

 

I'd run from those **** heaps there's no money too be made working on those and all it will do is get you more work on more **** heaps!!

But I do work on mobile homes but mine are well kept retirement homes,
Too fix your problem I'd do a epdm roof( rubber)

Where the two come together I used a wide band of rubber seam tape, it can move around and still work!

Now here's the bad part rubber isn't cheap but neither is going back too fix them!!
My roofs have 5 years on them and no problems at all!

 

Haha thanks for your advice! I agree pain in the behind to work on for sure.

 

Rent a siding break if you don't have one.