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Had a new roof put on. Tore off old one. The drip edge is tight
against the fascia. ( should be ¾ offset) I was thinking of putting gutter covers on. This to make sure the water tension got into the gutter and not running down the fascia. I heard the covers could void the shingle warranty. (I used GAF 30yr.) I guess something about the cover slip under first shingle. My other option would be slip a second drip edge under and forget about. Any one have experience with this problem? Thanks TP |
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TP : Had a new roof put on. Tore off old one. The drip edge is tight against the fascia. ( should be ¾ offset) I was thinking of putting gutter covers on. This to make sure the water tension got into the gutter and not running down the fascia. I heard the covers could void the shingle warranty. (I used GAF 30yr.) I guess something about the cover slip under first shingle. My other option would be slip a second drip edge under and forget about. Any one have experience with this problem? Thanks TP I think you're right. A solid cover would likely cause problems, unless there is a real steep pitch to keep rain from backing up under the shingles. |
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