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Roof with three layers of shingles - dangerous?
I moved into my house not too long ago and had the first occasion to
want to go up to the roof yesterday. It looks like there are three layers of shingles. I've read that you should never have more than two layers of shingles because of the weight. How much should I worry about this? Thanks for your input, -Ben |
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