Roofing Right with Grace and GAF Products
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Your shingles are warrantied for life. But if your roof isn’t waterproof with good underlayment, it won’t matter. Waterproofing is all about what lies beneath. In this video, see how we do roofing using top tier products to ensure our roofs last a lifetime.
Materials and Tools Mentioned:
• GCP Applied Technologies 36 in. x 75 ft. (225 sq. ft.) Ice and Water Shield Roll Roofing Underlayment in Black - www.homedepot....
• GCP Applied Technologies Tri-Flex XT 48 in. x 250 ft. Black Synthetic Roll Roofing Underlayment - www.homedepot....
• Grace Vycor Deck Protector Self Adhered Flashing - 4" x 75' Roll - www.amazon.com...
• GAF QuickStart Peel and Stick Roofing Starter Shingle Roll - www.homedepot....
• Hitachi 7/8-in Leg x 7/16-in Medium Crown 18-Gauge Pneumatic Cap Staples - www.lowes.com/...
• Lomanco Low Profile Plastic Ridge Vent in a 30' Roll - buymbs.com/p-3...
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Recorded on a GoPro Hero5 Black
Edited in DaVinci Resolve 15
Music:
Never Better by Jingle Punks from UA-cam Audio Library
Thanks for showing a closeup of how it stretches and handles punctures. No one else does. Really gives a feel of these products.
There are few videos that show a hip roof install as well as this but then this was missing your particular insights on the install of shingles such as architectural/laminated style shingles on such a pyramidal hip roof. I'm trying to gain wisdom tips insight into the best way to do it, for looks /efficiency / best practices/ avoid issues
Nice vid for sure. I went with GAF ice and water shield for my 1200 sq ft home here in SE AZ. GAF tends to recommend putting their product right over the drip edge. That would not work so well for me here so I am thinking that extra edge narrow piece of ice and water peel and stick might be a good option to put over my drip edge. I will be putting on a galvalumne roof. What do you think? Thanks.
Put drip edge on first then ice and water, eliminate the small strip of ice and water, water will never back up under the drip in that area
This is actually a good comment. For several years this has been discussed and researched in the building science world. Many people, still today, do it with drip edge first on the eaves. This is for ease and speed, and just because it's how they have always done it. Research has actually proven that the bond between the adhesive backed ice and water and the aluminum is not strong enough to stop the penetration of water. This is especially true where you have lots of wind driven rain(here in NC) and ice dams. The extra strip was done as exactly that, extra. We typically donnot install that and just bring the first layer of underlayment on top of the drip for any rain that comes before we shingle. Now, on the rakes, we do not put underlayment over drip, we put it below just like ice and water, to stop any wind drive rain from making it's way to the framing. Thanks for the comment and for watching!!
Agreed, I live in Ontario Canada and have been doing it this way for over 45 years and never had a problem with water backing up under the ice shield by the drip edge, however I wouldn’t put my drip over any underlayment going up the rake edge ever incase of any wind blown rain
Grave ice and water adheres to anything lol that shit is the bomb.com definitely the best product to put on your decking/ up walls and valleys etc.
@@remodelingamerica7202 Great video and lots of good points. I don't understand why the roofing industry does not have a 4" or 6" self adhesive flashing product. All of the normal flashing is for windows and doors, and specifically calls out "not for roofing" (see FortiFlash), even though it seems to be the same product, and has clear uses like you have found here. Why not sell at least a 6" wide x 75 ft option of the Ice and Water product?
Thank you you video was informative and it help me a lot got the same products and my roof looks great.
I like the Ice and water like you did... then drip edge..then sticky tape... that looks good.... and the roll of starter is nice. Do you use updated products now?
What do you use instead of osb? What is your preferred product for exterior wall sheathing? Thanks for the video
fewer seams. nice
I use I/W on the seams and geocell under i/w. Gaf enhganced snow country with 3 in shank nails
Definitely going above and beyond!!! I like it!!
Using a super gross unopened pool for your backdrop probably not peak esthetics lol but good info! 👍🏻
The volume on my system is not allowing me to hear your words. I have a headset and can hear some words. Wish I would hear more about this product. I am about to buy underlayment for a 19 x 12 foot section of my roof. First time I've ever tried roofing.
Would you use this Ice and Water product to cover the "crest" or top of the roof below the top tile? I can't find an answer to what product I should protect this area with.
Anyone try the Reinke Aluminum Shakes?
what happens when you need to redo your roof in 40 years? Can and should this be peeled off or just reapplied over it? I feel like it will rip part of the OSB off. Is this good in Florida under a metal roof? How about under solar shingles?
side question but if I'm looking to build a 2 story house with single flat roof and want the minimum number of holes in the roof, is metal the way to go? If am planning a solar roof that will use strips, can the strips be Cellular PVC and be screwed (instead of nailed) all the way through to the rafters?
Do u use same nails for drip edge as the shingles? Does the drip edge go under or over the ice and water on the rake edges?
Same nail type.
D.e. goes under on rakes. Over on eves.
The Grace underlayment can I use with concrete tiles without batten strips.
I don't have much experience with tile on roofs, sorry
This was way longer then it shud a bin
Lapel Mike? Bad audio
Osb is trash you got that right!
This seems like overkill for that tiny roof that's doesn't have a long enough slope to see accumulated rain. Tbh with the tie-offs, use of expensive underlayment products everywhere, and the fact this property looks like it's a mansion on 3 acres...y'all look like an expensive contractor to hire
20 minutes and didn't say much
Thank for watching, sorry you didn't get much out if it
OK, you have a guy talking away from the mic so I turn up the sound so I can hear him Then you blast us with music because that's the part you have down. Well, I'm outa here! I give you a thumbs down on the way out. Get your act together! Watch your own video before posting!!
It seems you use the most expensive, worst working products kid?
Haha, Interesting observation. They are some of the more expensive, and hard to install but all work great. We since have switched to platinum products for their ease of install, and no longer do the added strip on the drip edge. The homeowner just wanted an "airtight" roof, so we gave it to him, old man... lol