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Ever used venting drip edge? On some eave designs - especially on retrofits - soffit venting can't be installed so venting drip edges may be a practical alternative to other intake vents. .... . ...
. There are a few profiles but all rely on an extended leading edge and a backsloping...
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Free webinar: Guide to inspecting for Water Damage
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Ever use a shingle cutter rather than a knife to crosscut roof shingles?
Way faster and more accurate but the commercially available cutters can be pricey and may not be worth the investment if you don't use it...
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Hats off to Peter Yost (and a nod to @stevenbaczekarchitect ) who delivers on Part 2 of an important series that dives into the thorny subject of keeping unvented roofs from developing moisture problems.
In climate zones 1 to 3, installing vapor diffusion ports allows you...
