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Roofing Installation
There are many different methods that can be used to install roofing materials and accessories. The Sketches and descriptions of various Roofing Installations depicted on these web pages are tried and true methods that will greatly reduce the chance of leaks and other roofing problems.
The web pages listed below are for Roofing Professionals and anyone else with
more than just a passing interest in roofing. These web pages include
roofing installation tips, sketches, photos, videos, and roof installation procedures to
aid the roofing industry in better roof installations and could be useful as a training tool.
Some are a step-by-step guide of how to
properly install roofing materials and accessories.
Check back periodically for updates and additions.
Skylight Flashing
The installation drawings show step-by-step details for the proper installation
methods of underlayments, flashing, and setting the skylight.
Roof to Wall Flashing
There have always been problems with the flashing details at Head Walls, Rake
Walls, and Chimneys, especially if brick or stone veneer is used.
Vertical Tie-in
The roof to be replaced is on a townhome and has a slope on the same plane as
another unit's roof that is not being replaced. The neighbor does not want
any work to be performed on his portion of the roof slope. What can you
do?
Eave Roofing Material
Installation
This web page contains Eave Roofing Material Installation sketches detailing
what common materials are used and where they are installed for most all Steep-Sloped
roofing.
Eave to Rake Wall Flashing
This web page illustrates the proper flashing techniques for Eave to Rake
Wall Flashing.
Tile Eave to Rake Wall
Installation
This web page illustrates the proper installation of Tile roofing
materials and accessories at Tile Eave to Rake Wall Intersections.
Visit our
Roof Inspection Services
web page
and the many other web
pages throughout this website to find
answers to your roofing questions and
solutions to your roofing problems.
Page Revised/Updated 2/27/2023