Re-Roofing and Self-Adhered Leak Barriers: Best Practices and Recommendations

What Are Self-Adhered Leak Barriers? Self-adhering leak barriers are used on various parts of the roof, including the eave, rake, valley, and around roof penetrations. These barriers are critical in both new and re-roof applications to prevent leaks. The remainder of the roof is typically covered with non-perforated, breathable (moisture vapor permeable) roof deck protection….

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Re-Roofing Over an Existing Layer of Self-Adhered Ice Dam Protection: Owens Corning’s Recommendations

Understanding Re-Roofing Over Ice Dam Protection Re-roofing projects often encounter existing self-adhering ice dam protection underlayment at the eaves. Removing this underlayment can be challenging and may cause damage to the roof sheathing. Owens Corning provides detailed procedures to handle this situation effectively, ensuring the integrity of the roof. Key Recommendations for Re-Roofing Option A:…

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Essential Guide to Re-Roofing: Repairing Damaged or Deteriorated Wood Framing with New Scab Member Detail

Introduction: In the realm of home maintenance and restoration, addressing damaged or deteriorated wood framing members is a crucial aspect of ensuring structural integrity and safety. Today, we delve into the intricacies of re-roofing with a focus on the new scab member detail, offering insights into this essential process for safeguarding your home against the…

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