On 19 Dec 2004 15:58:17 -0800, scribbled this
interesting note:

If you have shingles that are truly raised an inch at the edge instead
of laying flat, something is very wrong. In fact, it's hard to imagine
how this would happen. These will be gone in the first good wind
storm. I'd hire a home inspector to give you a written opinion and
then deal with the contractor.

Hard to imagine? In the winter? If they are asphalt composition
shingles it isn't hard at all to imagine that there might be voids
underneath the edges of the shingles given that they sometimes, in
certain climates, take a while to conform to the underlayment. Nope,
not hard at all to imagine...


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John Willis
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