Understanding the Use of Existing Flashing in Roofing Projects In roofing projects, particularly those involving Owens Corning® Extended Warranties, the condition and quality of flashing are critical. Flashing is a key component in protecting vulnerable areas of the roof, such as chimneys, valleys, and wall intersections. This technical bulletin outlines the guidelines for re-using existing…
Understanding Open Valley Installation Open valleys are a crucial part of roofing, channeling water off the roof and preventing leaks. Owens Corning provides detailed guidelines for installing open valleys to ensure durability and effectiveness. Key Steps for Installing Open Valleys Additional Tips for Installation Conclusion Following Owens Corning’s detailed recommendations for installing open valleys ensures…
Understanding Drip Edge Installation Drip edge installation is a critical component in roofing projects, particularly when covering roofs with asphalt shingles. The drip edge helps protect the roof deck from water infiltration and supports the shingles’ overhang, ensuring a clean and professional finish. Key Recommendations for Drip Edge Installation Florida Building Code (FBC) Specifics Importance…
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on strengthening roofs for increased disaster resistance. In this blog, we’ll delve into essential strategies recommended by the Insurance Institute for Building and Home Safety (IBHS) to fortify roofs against high winds, hurricanes, and other severe weather events. With small breaches in roofs posing significant risks to homes during storms,…
