snow roof
Should I go to to the trouble of taking the snow off my roof? Am I likely to do more damage by ruining shingles? Why cant I just let spring remove the snow??
Should I go to to the trouble of taking the snow off my roof? Am I likely to do more damage by ruining shingles? Why cant I just let spring remove the snow??
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answersTwo years ago the previous owner of my house had a new roof installed by a very reputable company locally....composition roofing material. As I live in a hillside...
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answersWell, I have the famed condensation/skylight issue. The skylight is probably 17-18 years old and I'm sure it's the cheapest POS they could find. I'm not sure if...
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answersi am looking into buying a house which is listed as having an asbestos roof. is this safe and what are the recent laws about having asbestos on property?
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answersDoes anyone know of a good book or website on exterior finish carpentry? In particular I'm trying to learn more about building the fascia, soffit, and cornice ret...
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answersI have a contractor currently working on my house. I had him leave the fascia that was in place so it can be covered by aluminum. The current fascia is a 1x8 wi...
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answersCan someone tell me what a fair price would be to pay someone to roof half a house? Half of the house has already been roofed. Approximately 3 1/2 square of roof...
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answersI will be installing cedar shakes over old painted 3/4" wood flat-faced ship-lap siding. What if anything should I cover the old siding with? Should I use house...
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answersI have an older house that has been resided multiple times. Currently there is a fiber board type of siding on the exterior. It is gray with an asphalt exterior a...
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answersMy house is 40 years old and has batten & board siding. The bottom edge 2" to 4" of the siding in several places, especially on the north and south ends of th...
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answersI have a flat roof measuring about 9 X 14 feet on top of my sunroom. I have a door from my bedroom going to this roof, but never go out there. While I have no l...
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answersIs there any good references or books about working with aluminum? I will be wrapping some windows and soffit with aluminum. I would like a reference book or some...
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answersWe are looking to buy this English Tudor style house (built in 1987)in Chicagoland area. I have heard rumors that stucco board may be simptimatic of mold under t...
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answersHi,Is masonite siding like pressed wood with a surface that simulates wood?Can mold grow on the stained masonite surface?Thanks for your time.
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answersI am getting a caking/powder where my brick wall meets the ceiling. The top half dozen rows seem to affected at this point. The molding where the ceiling meets th...
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answersHi there. I have a one story house that was built in 1990. It is brick veneer and has high ceilings with no attic or basement. My only problem with this house is ...
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answersI have two dormers on a shaded side of the house where ice backs up, creating a space between the roof and bottom edge of the dormer. This causes leaks on the ins...
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answersI have blue gray vinyl siding on my home in the phoenix arizona area. it is made by Bird which is out of business. it is starting to slightly oxidize and i want...
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answersSomehow the wrong color drip edge (roof edge) got installed on our new home. I am assuming it would be very difficult to remove and replace after the roof is ful...
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answersCan anyone tell me and information in regards to which design of Vinyl siding might be more durable than others?? For example: The traditional or clapboard styl...
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