Mike Hanson Introduction and Guadalupe Valley Services Roofing
Mike Hanson introduces a roofing inspection in San Antonio, Texas, representing Guadalupe Valley Services. He provides his contact information and introduces Simon, a roofing expert, to demonstrate common installation errors found on residential properties.
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00:00 Hello folks, it's Mike Hanson again and I'm here in believe or not San Antonio. We're going to show you another really kind of a mistake that the roofer made on this roof and if you ever need any roofing You know we're in the business here Mike Hanson here Guadalupe Valley Services at 512-656-0521 And we're gonna talk to Simon He's the head roofer here and he is an expert on it. He's going to show you a common mistake. Okay Simon, go ahead! Actually, this valley has three mistakes in one valley and we haven't looked at the other valleys on the house. The first mistake is that this particular type of valley... Mike if you could shoot the valley? It's what they call a half-laced valley it's a style of working the valley where this section of roof is going up and across and under and this part's coming on top of it and then it's cut back That in and of itself is not wrong except that
00:57 This section should go across and this section should be cut back because if you pan the camera You'll see that. This is the bigger section of roof There's more water coming off this section than there is off this little section over here So when the water, this can overwhelm and run underneath this roof in a heavy rain. If this part went up and under it would just run off onto the roof they collide The force of this water collides with this force but this is overwhelming You always pick the bigger section to be the part that's cut back The smaller section overlaps the valley Mistake number one in this valley. The second mistake is that when you do cut the part that overlaps, the manufacturer wants it cut back out of the center so this one's lapped wrong and its actually cut past center they want 2 to 3 inches out of the center to get a clean flow of water That way you don't get all this debris that you see thats trapped underneath the valley here All that will wash clean if this valley was cut back Should have been laced the other way should have been cut back
