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New Roof

04/06/1999 11:01 PM

Michigan code was recently changed from 2 layers of shingles to 3. I have discovered up to 5! layers on my roof which the FHA inspector did not discover, note or pay any attention to(!?!). The roof is a Hip-type on a 45 year old brick ranch, and I want to do the job myself. Can anyone advise about doing a Hip roof or where I might get hold of clear, simple and step-by-step instruction?

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05/14/1999 12:03 PM

I have the exact same question. Please help me out. jac@uspower.net

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10/26/1999 11:45 PM Keiser

Yes, when you buy the shingles to do the job they come with the instructions on the inside of the package...

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11/03/1999 05:25 PM Phillips

If you have 4-5 layers of comp, you've got a big job ahead of you. Plan on several days to tear off. I would do it by section.
Be sure to have tarps to cover the exposed decking in case of bad weather.
Also most cities will rent you a waste trailer
so you can rake the debris directly into it.
This will save you a lot of picking up later.
Also, try to lay some tarp or ground coveralong the edge of your house. This will catch a lot of the nails.

Installation is easy. Like the other guy said
it's on the package.

Good luck.

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