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| Tenant complained about the foul smell in her unit.after a detailed inspection we found these large stain a lot of insulation had to be removed.it was saturated with water |
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| From the outside looked just as good as the rest of the roof. Looks are deceiving |
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| Visible damage. |
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| not so visible. |
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| Part of the problem.But we are here to make things better. |
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| Looking at the other dormer.no shingle overhang |
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| weird enclosure.it just trapped debri and collected water |
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| Cleaned out |
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| Different roofersview |
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| During |
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| Very strange.but definitely visible.water dripping |
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| And the fun begins.Pictures do speak a thousand words |
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| Water logged. |
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| We have to go past the affected area. It will be watertight tonight,again heavy rains expected. |
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| Unfortunately this happens to be at the base of the valley. |
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| This portion of the roof suffers the most wear and tear. Water rushes down from two roof slopes |
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| Removed all water damaged plywood |
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| Very hard to find from the inside,such a tight spot to crawl to inside of the attic |
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| Amazing. |
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| We have to go past the affected portion in all directions |
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| Plywood being replaced and the rest of the wet insulation ready to be removed |
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| Waterproofing membrane instead of felt paper. |
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| Also existing vents will be replaced. |
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| Extra care placed on the tie-in.the new shingles and the existing roof |
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| Placed piece of aluminum on fascia. |
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| Long day but mission has been accomplished |
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| Watertight for a long time.Heavy rains expected all week long |
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