 Laytonsville
Roof Repair: This home is also in the
Hoover Farm Subdivision that was battered by
wind. We did more than 30 roof repairs
in this neighborhood. |
Shingle
damage to the roof consisting of Certainteed
25 year shingles. |
You can see
the nail hole where the builder's roofer "blew
through" the shingle. |
New shingles
installed and sealed with Geocel. |
Replacing
all the pipe collars with new units. |
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Pipe collar
#1 being replaced. New neoprene aluminum
pipe collars were installed and sealed with
Geocel Tripolymer Sealant. |
Photo of
pipe collar #2. |
Photo of
pipe collar #3. |
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All three
pipe collars successfully replaced . . . |
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And the
umbrella flashing on the heating pipe
professionally resealed with Geocel. |
Six rubber
end plugs on the metal ridge vents fixed six
leaks. |
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The
ridge vents were screwed down and sealed
with Geocel. They will last the life
of this roof.
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Just imagine
that big gap being left by the builder.
It's true! More than nine out of ten
(closer to 10 out of 10) metal ridge vents are
left this way on all homes. They're all
leaks, folks! |
Another $247
repair done . . . and on to the next one. |
