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Quick question on roof repair.
I have to do some repairs on a garden shed. I need to take off about 5
rows of shingles and replace one of the roof boards on the bottom edge. Now, when I put new shingles on, should I: 1) Re-shingle over the entire roof, meaning that the bottom rows go on the new wood, and then I cover the remaining shingles as I move up the roof, which will leave a bump. or 2) Just re-shingle up to the remaining good shingles, and push the new ones under the old ones. Since it's a small roof, the cost and time for shingling are not an issue. But I don't want to rip up any more old shingles. TIA, Jim |
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