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PLEASE forgive me, I KNOW that this has been addressed before, and will be more! To start with, I have done many roof jobs from past employment/own company/side jobs, over 30 + years, with no issue!
Today, my Project Manager where I work, ( fyi, I am classed as a "lead/carpenter tech". title with no say, just the BS involved!) came to me about a sub doing a roof for our company. Now for the question??
When doing a roof up the eaves, do you paper, then drip edge, then shingle, with the edging shingles, OR drip edge, paper, then shingle?
And as well, Do you roof apron, I/W then shingle, or I/W then roof apron, then shingle?
Not telling how I do it yet, but we have a bet at work on it! He is from the S.C. area, I was born and raised in the Pittsburgh area!
Ps I do maybe the wrong thing, let me know, paper/drip/shingle and I/W roof apron/ roof cement on top of apron/ shingles. Thanks, dave
Today, my Project Manager where I work, ( fyi, I am classed as a "lead/carpenter tech". title with no say, just the BS involved!) came to me about a sub doing a roof for our company. Now for the question??
When doing a roof up the eaves, do you paper, then drip edge, then shingle, with the edging shingles, OR drip edge, paper, then shingle?
And as well, Do you roof apron, I/W then shingle, or I/W then roof apron, then shingle?
Not telling how I do it yet, but we have a bet at work on it! He is from the S.C. area, I was born and raised in the Pittsburgh area!
Ps I do maybe the wrong thing, let me know, paper/drip/shingle and I/W roof apron/ roof cement on top of apron/ shingles. Thanks, dave