On 23 Dec 2000 08:09:43 GMT, "Lyle B. Harwood"
wrote:

:Newsgroups: alt.home.repair
:
:In article , Dan Musicant
wrote:
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:€Well, they're already coated with roof coating. Did that around 6 weeks
:€ago. They're nice and water tight, for the moment. I'm just wondering if
:€I should be concerned about them. Will my little lakes be water tight
:€for 3 to 5 years, when I figure I will hopefully be in a position to
:€tear the roof off and replace it with a new roof complete with properly
:€designed rain gutters that will drain away from the house.
:
:No.
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:Lyle B. Harwood, President
:Phoenix Homes, Inc.
206) 523-9500 www.phoenixhomesinc.com

Followup!

It's now 5 years later and I'm reporting. I did do the repair of the
funky Dutch gutters at my roof edges, which were leaking into my house.
I did it with cut up pieces of asphalt roofing material and a fair
amount of roofing cement, built up in layers until there were no
depressions for water to accumulate. That has kept those leaks from
reappearing and I'm going to have the whole roof torn off and replaced
as stated above, the last week of the month. Fingers crossed that it
comes out OK. There's lots of dry rot that will have to be replaced. I
hope they do the job right.

Dan