We have finally completed the roof repairs on the "front" roof portion and now will concentrate on the "back" roof area.
This will require removing all the old flashing that has deteriorated over the years and replacing with new galvanized flashing. Once that has been completed we will completely seal the perimeter. The tenant below has reported a number of leaks along the inside walls, we will eliminjate that problem over the next few days.
Paul of Millstone Sheet Metal has quoted on the cost of new flashing and we have been given the go-ahead by the building owner.
Showing posts with label Winter roof repairs.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winter roof repairs.. Show all posts
Monday, December 15, 2008
November 28th, 2008
Damn cold work on the roof job, can't seem to keep warm, working in water that is laying along the sides. We have removed the old flashing and sealed the perimeter of the "front" roof, what a miserable job. The roof mat was bent out and had set in that position due to the placement of the outer flashing, once that was removed we sealed the mat and glued it back to the wall. Concrete pads 12" X 12" were placed against the sealed mat to ensure a tight bond.
We will take Friday off and enjoy a "long" weekend.
We will take Friday off and enjoy a "long" weekend.
November 18th, 2008
Back at work! Time to make some money before Christmas rolls around. Started on a roof repair job for Gurski Management. The building is located in downtown Duncan and is in a poor state of repair.
Repairs are going to consist of removing the flashing around the perimeter and sealing the existing roof mat and attaching to the walls, this will prevent water from seeping down under the mat and into the premises below.
Extensive damage occured last year due to openings and plugged drains. At least we know how to correct that.
Repairs are going to consist of removing the flashing around the perimeter and sealing the existing roof mat and attaching to the walls, this will prevent water from seeping down under the mat and into the premises below.
Extensive damage occured last year due to openings and plugged drains. At least we know how to correct that.
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