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What We Found Underneath Here’s another look at the roof we’re working on in Kinston today, and this video really shows why we believe a roof should be properly inspected before simply covering the existing roof with another material. This roof was originally constructed with manufactured trusses spaced 24 inches on center and had ½-inch plywood decking installed without plywood clips. When you combine wider truss spacing with thinner decking, you have a roof deck that simply doesn’t provide the same solid feel and structural support as a properly upgraded decking system. And once we opened this roof up, we found areas of deterioration, delamination, and plywood that wasn’t properly supported on the rafters. Rather than covering those problems up, we’re correcting them. We’re going back with 3/4-inch plywood decking, giving us a substantially more solid and structurally sound surface to build the new roofing system on. We’re also correcting the ventilation system by installing Deck-Air® ventilation products on this clerestory style roof. Correct installation of this product near the bottom and top of each slope will provide proper intake ventilation and exhaust ventilation. This is exactly why we are not fans of simply installing a metal roof over an existing shingle roof. You don't know what’s underneath until you actually expose it. When we replace a roof, our goal isn’t just to make it look good from the ground. We want to make sure what’s underneath it is solid, properly supported, properly ventilated, and built to last. Ironclad Roofing — Built to Protect. 252-526-0312  ironcladroofingnc.com #IroncladRoofing #BuiltToProtect  #Roofing #KinstonNC #EasternNC 
What We Found Underneath Here’s another look at the roof we’re working on in Kinston today, and this video really shows why we believe a roof should be properly inspected before simply covering the existing roof with another material. This roof was originally constructed with manufactured trusses spaced 24 inches on center and had ½-inch plywood decking installed without plywood clips. When you combine wider truss spacing with thinner decking, you have a roof deck that simply doesn’t provide the same solid feel and structural support as a properly upgraded decking system. And once we opened this roof up, we found areas of deterioration, delamination, and plywood that wasn’t properly supported on the rafters. Rather than covering those problems up, we’re correcting them. We’re going back with 3/4-inch plywood decking, giving us a substantially more solid and structurally sound surface to build the new roofing system on. We’re also correcting the ventilation system by installing Deck-Air® ventilation products on this clerestory style roof. Correct installation of this product near the bottom and top of each slope will provide proper intake ventilation and exhaust ventilation. This is exactly why we are not fans of simply installing a metal roof over an existing shingle roof. You don't know what’s underneath until you actually expose it. When we replace a roof, our goal isn’t just to make it look good from the ground. We want to make sure what’s underneath it is solid, properly supported, properly ventilated, and built to last. Ironclad Roofing — Built to Protect. 252-526-0312 ironcladroofingnc.com #IroncladRoofing #BuiltToProtect  #Roofing #KinstonNC #EasternNC 

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