My fiance and I are new homeowners. We had a tree fall through our rafters, and now have a deadline from our insurance company to get the damage fixed.
The roof had been in semi-lousy shape when we bought the house. So once the storm did more damage, we just decided to replace the whole thing.
The roofer finally did a day's work on our roof yesterday. And I'm not at all satisfied.
I'm hoping some more experienced people here can tell me if I'm nuts, or if this looks like very bad work to them, too!
Here are three examples:
The new bead board didn't match the old bead board's width, so they just put in filler pieces of wood. Also, fascia has a gap, through which I can see sunlight.
This is looking down out of a dormer window, where the blue house shingles meet the roof line below. Why can I see nails and the top of a course of shingles?
And this shingle is cracked, right? I've already seen a bunch like that.
The roof had been in semi-lousy shape when we bought the house. So once the storm did more damage, we just decided to replace the whole thing.
The roofer finally did a day's work on our roof yesterday. And I'm not at all satisfied.
I'm hoping some more experienced people here can tell me if I'm nuts, or if this looks like very bad work to them, too!
Here are three examples:
The new bead board didn't match the old bead board's width, so they just put in filler pieces of wood. Also, fascia has a gap, through which I can see sunlight.

This is looking down out of a dormer window, where the blue house shingles meet the roof line below. Why can I see nails and the top of a course of shingles?

And this shingle is cracked, right? I've already seen a bunch like that.
