How To Shingle A Roof Up To A Wall

If you hit a stack vent or chimney interlace the shingles with the flashing to allow water to run down the roof.

How to shingle a roof up to a wall.

The wall leg of the kickout should be applied over the housewrap cut a 2 ft square piece of housewrap and tuck one edge into the horizontal cut the same one the first piece of housewrap was slipped into and up under the housewrap on the wall by at least 5 in. The stair step method tends to spread and mix the bundles better. Use tin caps under staples if the roof may be exposed to wind before shingles are to be applied. The installer tacked a row of asphalt shingles to the wall caulked their top edge and hoped for the best.

Tape over the cut in the housewrap with housewrap tape. Install the next shingle approximately 2 3 past the seal strip of the first shingle. To install the roof wall flashing above the builder bent the top edge of the flashing into a 90 degree lip about 2 cm in width. Nail each side of the shingle to each side of the ridge just below the shingles self sealing strip.

Continue laying your shingles horizontally up the roof. I created this video to help those do it yourselfers wanting to take on your own roof on how to install step flashing against a wall that will be getting si. The roof flashing is then placed up behind this through the wall z bar flashing on the outside of the vertical blocking backing material. If the adjacent shingles come from other bundles that are a slightly different color the roof may look patchy even striped.

Your last shingle is an exposed shingle. When applying the new shingles each shingle course will be covered by a step flashing. A couple of weeks ago we published a two part series showing how a local roofing contractor shingled a roof with architectural shingles. This project guide is a combination of those two articles and it covers replacing the existing roof decking installing underlayment and ice dam protection laying the first row laying shingles in the field flashing ridge shingles and vents and more.

Use sticky back ice and water shield as underlayment where ice dams or leaf and twig dams are likely to build up and at valleys and where the roof ends at a wall wide metal flashing may also be used there. When you reach the peak either bring the ridge edges together with a ridge capping layer or cut regular shingles into 3 tabbed equal pieces and bend them so they fit on the roof peak. Proper roof wall flashing example. Roof planes that butt against vertical walls at the end of the shingle course are protected by metal step flashing at least 125 mm high and 125 mm wide 5 high and 5 wide.

Most simply use a nominal 6 piece of lumber. Keep this up until you reach the other end of the peak. Place the first shingle end flush to the edge of the roof.