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A friend of mine in South Florida is having her roof replaced. The
roofing company started work over 45 days ago. They put the tar paper (she and I don't know the actual name of that stuff) and nails on the roof, but they haven't put the tiles on yet. She's worried that she'll have problems because the roof has been sitting in the sun for that length of time without any tiles. Does anyone know if there is any limit to how long the paper can sit there uncovered before the elements (mainly strong sun) does damage? BTW, it's very difficult to get roof repairs (or many other types of repairs) done in S. Florida since Hurricane Wilma. It's still the land of blue tarps. I tried a google search, but I couldn't find anything. thanks in advance for any information. ttfn, jan |
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