Tear-off and reroof
We strip to a dry deck. Wet sheathing comes out. The new plane is sized to how ice actually sits on a Wilmington eave, not to a catalog square count.
Pick the work that matches the stain or the bald ridge. Or leave a number — Jeffrey will say which course actually failed.
We strip to a dry deck. Wet sheathing comes out. The new plane is sized to how ice actually sits on a Wilmington eave, not to a catalog square count.
The first pass is a flashlight in the valley, not a hole in the ceiling. We find the course that weeps after a freeze before anyone talks tear-off.
Wind-lifted tabs, bald ridges, and the starter strip that let go last January. We match the tab that is already on the house.
Step flashing, chimney crickets, and copper that still has to turn water off the masonry. Valleys get a date on the slip.