Roof Replacement in Clinton, MD
Clinton, MD
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We just wrapped up a roof replacement at a commercial building in Clinton, MD. They had a leak that needed fixing.
The Challenge
The existing roof was leaking, so we had to replace it. We wanted to make sure the new roof would hold up well.
The Solution
We got right to it, replacing the old roof. We aimed to fix the problem and make sure the new roof was watertight.
Materials Used
1 Architectural asphalt shingles 2 Starter strip shingles Roof edges and eaves 3 Hip and ridge cap shingles Roof peaks and hips 4 Synthetic roof underlayment Secondary water protection 5 Ice and water shield Eaves, valleys, and vulnerable areas 6 Drip edge flashing Protects roof edges 7 Step flashing Roof-to-wall intersections 8 Counter flashing Chimneys and masonry walls 9 Valley flashing Protects roof valleys 10 Pipe boot flashing Seals plumbing vent pipes 11 Ridge vent Attic exhaust ventilation 12 Soffit vents Attic intake ventilation 13 Roofing nails Fastens shingles 14 Cap nails Secures underlayment 15 Roofing sealant Seals approved flashing details 16 Roof decking (OSB or plywood) Replaces damaged sheathing 17 Chimney flashing kit Waterproofs chimney connections 18 Bathroom exhaust roof vent Exterior exhaust termination 19 Attic ventilation accessories Supports proper airflow 20 Fascia boards Replaces damaged roof-edge wood 21 Rake edge trim Finishes and protects rake edges 22 Gutter apron Directs water into gutters 23 EPDM
Frequently Asked Questions
A permit is only needed if we replace the sheathing across the whole roof.
It usually takes 1 to 3 days, depending on the roof size.
We use asphalt shingles and an ice and water barrier for asphalt shingle roof replacements.
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