Add 2 more days plus more lead.
Replace lead flashing roof.
Second step flashing needs to extend 8 to 14 inches above the shingles according to the national roofing contractors association nrca.
The flashing is located at intersection points on your roof in spots such as peaks and valleys where water is likely to collect and pool.
Since flashing is relatively inexpensive in the majority of cases it pays to replace it.
Pry and lift off the flashing.
To fit a new lead apron flashing about 18 feet long along the brick wall of your house where it meets a flat roof to stop water getting into the garage for instance.
Replace the shingles and cover the nail heads with roofing cement.
Position a new vent pipe flashing over the vent push it down into place and nail where shingles will cover it.
This should take one man half a day plus materials.
To replace flashing around the vent pipe first remove the shingles covering the flange at the back and sides.
Flashing serves a single purpose.
It can be made of galvanized steel copper aluminum or even vinyl you will find it under the shingles running along the peak of a roof but also around chimneys vent pipes and skylights.
Ubiflex lead flashing alternative ubbink s ubiflex lead free flashing is becoming more and more popular thanks to its ease of use and speed of installation.
Same job as above but to replace all the soakers as well.
First step flashing must be installed before the siding so that the siding can cover the top of the flashing.
Ubbink s ubiflex lead flashing alternative is available in a range of thicknesses and colours so roofers can closely match the colours to the roofscape if they wish or they can opt for a classic lead look.
If this becomes damaged for any reason it can cause similar problems to missing tiles.
To prevent water from entering roof penetrations.
If this is a repair job the siding must also be removed and replaced with the flashing.
Pull or cut off any nails.
