This MasterShield Gutter Guard review is continued from Part 1. New 6 Inch Gutter Installation The new 6 inch wide gutters being installed by MasterShield Atlanta – KTL Home Improvement along the garage: Copyright © 2013 HandymanHowTo.com Reproduction strictly prohibited.
This MasterShield Gutter Guard review details the replacement of my old 5 inch rain gutters with new 6 inch wide gutters and the installation of MasterShield Gutter Protection. Clogged and Poorly Installed Rain Gutters The 5 inch wide rain gutters on my house were the original “builder grade” gutters that had several problems: Improperly pitched [...]
This project is continued from Part 10. The installation steps of the roof-to-wall apron flashing for the shed roof extension from the side of the house are described in detail. Copyright © 2013 HandymanHowTo.com Reproduction strictly prohibited.
This project is continued from Part 5. Drip edge flashing is installed on the roof eaves and rakes to protect the fascia board, and to cover the “carpenter’s gap” between the roof deck and fascia to keep squirrels out of the attic. Copyright © 2013 HandymanHowTo.com Reproduction strictly prohibited.
This project is continued from Part 4. The shingle roof is being replaced due to hail damage. Ice and water shield is applied over the plumbing vent pipes, new vent boots are installed, then protected from the weather with Dura-Boot vent boots. Copyright © 2013 HandymanHowTo.com Reproduction strictly prohibited.
This project is continued from Part 3. The Type B gas roof vents for the natural gas furnace and hot water heater are replaced with the installation of the new roof. New vent caps, storm collars and flashings are installed. Copyright © 2013 HandymanHowTo.com Reproduction strictly prohibited.
This project is continued from Part 2. The old attic box vents and roof decking are permanently removed to prevent the box vents from short-circuiting the air flow to the ridge vents. Copyright © 2013 HandymanHowTo.com Reproduction strictly prohibited.
This project is continued from Part 1. The roof replacement details around the chimney are illustrated. The HardiePlank® siding is pulled off the chimney to install peel-n-stick ice and water shield with new step flashing and apron flashing. Copyright © 2013 HandymanHowTo.com Reproduction strictly prohibited.
This project is continued from Part 3. I decided to pull off and replace the damaged HardiPlank® where it met the roofline on the west face of the chimney. Recall that the siding on the north side of the chimney was previously removed in Part 3. Copyright © 2013 HandymanHowTo.com Reproduction strictly prohibited.
This project is continued from Part 1. Solatube Roof Installation The screw that driven through the roof deck from inside the attic is located and a circle drawn in crayon using the Solatube flashing as a guide. Carefully observe the Solatube installation instructions to cut the hole 1/2 inch larger than the marked circle. A [...]
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