How To Install Roofing Shingles Under Fascia Board And Roof Overhang - Roof Under Roof Valley
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- www.homebuildi... Visit our website today to learn more about roofing, home building and repairs. Here's a helpful video for do it yourselfer's interested in learning a little more about roofing or how it can be installed under a section of the roof above. Please follow all manufactures installation instructions and information in this video might not work on all projects.
Excellent follow-up video, and looking forward to next. where I live wind driven rain is a seasonal problem so we do see water migration under these eaves, which conventional construction does not protect against. You have so many good plans to build. protecting buildings from long term water damage makes the investment last.
Glad you liked it and thanks for the video suggestion.
When I come across this I typically do just like this but I use step flashing behind the facia just like you would on a wall. When I get the the bottom of the valley I run metal flashing over the shingle and then run ice and water up the valley.
Good points.
That is what we do as well Aoron K
Would you please do an in depth video on clipped gable roof, framing aka jerkenhead or Dutch gable
email me a picture of the roof design.
Why no metal flashing in the vallwy?
Thanks for the vids.
You can, I just didn't show it in this video.
I have a question, sometimes there is an area same as this one that is not completely accessible to do step flashing all around the wall, so how to do that if we do not want to remove the sheet of OSB.
Another question should we put the metal wall flashing at the end of the this vomplex area, where roof meets soffit?
Email me a picture and you can get our email address at our website.
As a roofer. That's a part of the roof that will never see water. You can actually get away with just shingle it and no flashing
The no flashing might work, but I don't think I would do it.
If I’m using metal valley and not over lapping
Yes, metal valleys don't require overlapping shingles.