What is your teams process on applying drip edges, felt/tar paper, ice guard, and/or shingles? I'm in the Iowa area and keep reading different approaches to what is the best method. I've also seen/read that this process changes if gutters are involved.
I've contacted owens corning regarding this issue, what would like to hear other persons suggestions.
Another question I have regarding drip edges, I've noticed that drip edges take the "edge" of the "roof" another 3/8', which is usually a suggested distance that the shingles are suppose to hangover. Now, do you take your shingles another 3/8' past that drip edge, or do you take the shingles directly to the drip edge.
When I was speaking with a roofing inspector in my area he said it should go past the drip edge. For me, that does not make sense. If its suppose to go 3/8' passed the roof planks, then it should go along the drip edge.
Any suggestions or comments?
Thanks a bunch.
I've contacted owens corning regarding this issue, what would like to hear other persons suggestions.
Another question I have regarding drip edges, I've noticed that drip edges take the "edge" of the "roof" another 3/8', which is usually a suggested distance that the shingles are suppose to hangover. Now, do you take your shingles another 3/8' past that drip edge, or do you take the shingles directly to the drip edge.
When I was speaking with a roofing inspector in my area he said it should go past the drip edge. For me, that does not make sense. If its suppose to go 3/8' passed the roof planks, then it should go along the drip edge.
Any suggestions or comments?
Thanks a bunch.