Roofing, Gutters and Waterproofing - Church roof problems (3rd roof in 26 years)
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langer
10-14-09, 10:05 PM
Hello all,
First of all, thanks to all of the experts who make this forum very valuable to people like me!!
I am looking for a shingle that will stand up to a roof that has a tendancy to "cook" shingles at a rate of a new roof every 12-15 years. An attempted ventilation solution that was applied 14 years ago seems to have failed (ventilated nailing base). The latest shingle that is now shot is a 40-year Tamko.
Additional MAJOR changes to the roof ventilation at this point will be cost prohibitive (this is a church that relies on member donations)
Does anyone have experience with "Inspire Roofing Products"?
InSpire Roofing Products (http://www.inspireroofing.com)
This loosk to be a "slate" type material. Will this product hold up to the seasonal changes in Wisconsin (specifically to the summer heat)
I can post more info (there is a lot of it) if needed.:wall:
Thanks again!!
Craig
First of all, thanks to all of the experts who make this forum very valuable to people like me!!
I am looking for a shingle that will stand up to a roof that has a tendancy to "cook" shingles at a rate of a new roof every 12-15 years. An attempted ventilation solution that was applied 14 years ago seems to have failed (ventilated nailing base). The latest shingle that is now shot is a 40-year Tamko.
Additional MAJOR changes to the roof ventilation at this point will be cost prohibitive (this is a church that relies on member donations)
Does anyone have experience with "Inspire Roofing Products"?
InSpire Roofing Products (http://www.inspireroofing.com)
This loosk to be a "slate" type material. Will this product hold up to the seasonal changes in Wisconsin (specifically to the summer heat)
I can post more info (there is a lot of it) if needed.:wall:
Thanks again!!
Craig
Kestas
10-19-09, 10:36 AM
What color is the roof? A lighter color for the shingle can help improve life.