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Roof flashing
Have a few leaks where the carport roof abuts to the main roof. There is a crack
Line about 20 feet. Has no flasher. The roof is a flat type made of asphalt sheets. Like shingle material. Do I use the 45 degree alumium flashing I see at the home depot.? Or is there another method to fill in the fine crack that exists where the Two roofs meet?? |
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Sounds like they built the carport and did not flash it properly. You need a piece of metal about 6-8" wide metal in 10' lengths, bent at a 90' angle.
The trick is now getting it under the rolled roofing and behind the siding so it will do its job. You may need a pro and some $ to do it right. Good luck Roger |
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