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Thread Start First Page [#1] Posted: Feb 06 2010 - 06:23:56 AM |  | |
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This laminated asphalt shingle roof is about a year old. Overall, the surface looks normal, but there are more granules in the gutter than you would typically see after the first year. Occurring in random places, there are about a half-dozen tabs that are completely shot.
Has anyone seen anything like this? It's obviously a manufacturing defect. I don't know the manufacturer. I'm not sure what to recommend, other than to get a manufacturer's rep out to look at it. Although now the damage is very isolated, I'm guessing the rest of roof is a ticking time bomb.
I've got some time on this, because the inspection isn't until next Friday. I went yesterday to do the exterior because with this snowstorm that's just ending, it would almost certainly still be snow covered next week.
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[#3] Posted: Feb 06 2010 - 07:37:37 AM |  | |
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That's a splice shingle. My understanding is that during the production run that was the shingle that bridged the end and start of the roll.
I'll see one or two maybe even three on a roof sometimes. The roofer is supposed to throw those away.
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[#4] Posted: Feb 06 2010 - 07:51:03 AM |  | |
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.....in picture #1, why did the blow insulation in the front yard
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[#6] Posted: Feb 08 2010 - 06:42:40 AM |  | |
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I saw the splice, but didn't connect it with the damage. I knew splice shingles shouldn't be used, but didn't know what the consequences would be.
Inspectapedia
I really lucked out by discovering this before the inspection. Once again, the Brethren at TIJ is going to help me appear smarter than I really am.
Thanks!
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