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Roof
Waterproofing

Simple
put, properly water proofing your home or commercial
building can literally save you thousands in costly
repairs.
A thorough
comprehensive water proof shield over your entire
roofing system will also make your roofing system last
years longer than those without.
Tri-County Roofing
offers free inspections and premium waterproofing
products and service. We offer comprehensive roof
inspection and service to all areas of your roofing
system, including the following:
Eave Protection
Eave
protection is a layer of felt or plastic placed
under the shingles on eaves, in valleys, along
ridges, at roof perimeters and at joint
flashings. Eave protection is important for the
performance of a roof, acting as both a
waterproofing membrane and as extra protection
against-ice damming. It protects the roof
against ice that builds up during winter
freeze/thaw cycles.
Underlayment
Underlayment
is an integral part of a roofing system. It is
not required for use under all shingles.
However, it is normally used as an element of a
premium roofing system, offering backup
protection against leaks. Underlayment acts as
secondary protection against wind driven rain
and as protection from moisture prior to shingle
installation. It is also mandatory under all
shingles to achieve a fire resistant rating. A
minimum of two layers is mandatory on low slope
application.
Shingles
The
proper selection and installation of roofing
materials form the basis of a well-constructed
roof that ensure the shingles selected perform
to their maximum capabilities. But shingles
themselves do not determine the ultimate
longevity of the roof. Premium shingles, with
heavy-duty felt or fiberglass mats and thicker
asphalt and granule coatings, provide longer
life and, as a result, come with higher
warranties.
Edge Treatment
For
efficient water shedding at the roof’s edge, a
drip edge of vinyl or metal should be installed
on the eave and rake edges. The drip edge is
installed under the eave protection membrane at
the eaves. Along the rake, the metal drip edge
should be installed over the underlayment or
eave protection.
Valley
Treatment
This
is a common spot for snow and ice buildup,
especially on roofs with lower pitches. In a
premium roofing system, use of roll roofing
material is required over the length of the
valley. Ice and water-proofing membrane rolls
such as Progard ULTRA, Gripgard or Gripgard SX
provide the optimum leak protection as the base
for any valley construction and are critical in
preventing problems with ice dams. Ice damming
develops as snow on the surface of the roof
melts. Water runs under the edge of the roof
creating a dam. Additional snow melts forming a
pool against the dam causing water to back up,
often getting under the shingles.
Flashing
Some
of the roof’s most vulnerable areas, with the
highest potential for leaks include skylights,
vents, chimneys, windows, and soil stacks,
making waterproofing indispensable. Once again,
ice and water membrane is a superb base under
layment for the flashing material.
Roof Deck
Making
sure the appropriate roof deck is under the
shingles you have to install is critical to
ensure optimal shingle performance. The roof
deck should be in good condition: dry, clean,
flat, smooth and securely nailed. Plywood decks
at least 1/2″ thick are best. If shingles are
installed over an unacceptable roof deck, it may
void the manufacturer’s warranty. Any part of
the deck that is rotted or warped must be
replaced.
Contact Tri-County Roofing
We can provide you with the
affordable shingle roofing services you need with time-tested,
proven performance. There are many things to
consider when trying to determine the very best
roof
system that is right for your building's needs.
To speak with one of our friendly
staff members for a free estimate and professional
consultation, please call
Tri-County Roofing today.


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South Jersey
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Office: (609) 228-6795
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1880 Old Cuthbert Rd
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Cherry
Hill, NJ 08034
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North Jersey
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Office: (908) 875-1090
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409 4TH St
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Jersey City, NJ 07302
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Pennsylvania
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Office: (610) 332-9579
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1053 S 21st St
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Philadelphia, PA 19103
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