Church Roof Replacement in Scotchtown, NY
On this project, the customer decided the roof was old and needed to be replaced. As seen in the pictures, there was a visible coverage of algae on the roof. It was important to replace the roof as it gets older in older to prevent damage to other parts of the house, and to protect the contents inside. We removed all the shingles and replaced most of the plywood. Aluminum drip edges, ice and water shield was installed on the lower eaves at least two feet inside the warm wall of the building. It is important to install Ice and Water Shield to provide extra protection against wind driven rain and ice dams. GAF Timberline HD Shingle in Mission brown was used for this project. On each shingle, 6 galvanized roofing nails were used to ensure that they would stay in place. New pipe boot flashing was installed on all vent pipes and ridge vent was installed at the peaks to meet the full manufacturer’s warranty requirements for exhaust venting. Once finished, the job site was swept and scanned for nails with a magnet, then inspected. The project took 3 days total to finish.
*Brand Used: GAF
*Service Used: Roof Replacement
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