Problems with membrane roof |
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Below are photos documenting problems with a new membrane roof installed in 2022 in Santa Barbara County. Below the membrane is fiber board, sheet rock, plywood sheeting, 1-1/4 T&G and the living space. This roof has experienced several episodes of becoming moist under the membrane, requiring a complete tear off and re-roof. Each sharp object left on the roof could get stepped on or have materials stacked on top of it and cause a roof leak. Each unsealed stanchion left for months could admit rainwater and suck in moist air every evening. |
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Missing flashing. |
Nuts and bolts. |
Rivets, screws and sheet metal. |
Rivets. |
Rusty razor knife blade. |
Screw. |
Unfinished flashing. |
Screw. |
Screws and debris. |
Screws, half-assed sealed stanchion, unsealed stanchion. |
Screws and nails. |
Sealed plumbing vent, unsealed solar stanchion. |
Sharp-edged flashing digging into membrane. |
Metal conduit scrap, sheet metal scrap. |
Unsealed stanchion. |
Unsealed stanchion. |
Water Pooling, unsealed stanchions. |
Water Pooling, unsealed stanchions. |
Posts for 2022. Each post is a potential leak point if left unsealed. |
Proposed solar panels for 2022. |