High winds during a storm picked up the edge of rolled roofing and tore a long section. Looks like previous owner didn't glue the edge where roofing met flashing! Thanks to a neighbor who alerted me to this issue as it is our weekender cabin.
Photos below. :surprise:
I only have 2 days out here some spare rolled roofing and a Home Depot nearby.
I was thinking of cutting above the glue on the row above the tear, cleaning up the composite board (how?), gluing a new piece in and under the row above and over the row below. The spare roll I have looks deeper (fingers crossed!
I have never done this. Winds get strong out here and when it rains it monsoons! Thanks for any help in advance.
Image 1. view from below
https://goo.gl/photos/jR49qyPvSuPoQoDY8
Image 2. Roof view
https://goo.gl/photos/REo86GNxokEqfxuD8
Image 3. Roof view composite board
https://goo.gl/photos/DgpzBsELQamTmA1G6
Photos below. :surprise:
I only have 2 days out here some spare rolled roofing and a Home Depot nearby.
I was thinking of cutting above the glue on the row above the tear, cleaning up the composite board (how?), gluing a new piece in and under the row above and over the row below. The spare roll I have looks deeper (fingers crossed!
I have never done this. Winds get strong out here and when it rains it monsoons! Thanks for any help in advance.
Image 1. view from below
https://goo.gl/photos/jR49qyPvSuPoQoDY8
Image 2. Roof view
https://goo.gl/photos/REo86GNxokEqfxuD8
Image 3. Roof view composite board
https://goo.gl/photos/DgpzBsELQamTmA1G6