Plantation pass

In this prestigious Gallatin residence, a significant roof replacement project was skillfully executed over the course of two days. Standard, high-quality materials were used for the installation, and a large metal sheet was strategically placed within the dead valley, atop the ice and water shield. This addition was of paramount importance, as it provides enhanced protection against debris accumulation, which can lead to blockages and potential leaks. It also reinforces the waterproofing, ensuring the roof’s longevity and reliability, while significantly reducing the risk of leaks, safeguarding the home’s structural integrity.

The installation of a large metal sheet in the dead valley on top of the ice and water shield was crucial for a few reasons:

• Debris Protection: The dead valley is an area of the roof where debris can accumulate and potentially clog drainage systems. By adding a metal sheet, it acts as a barrier, preventing debris from piling up and causing potential damage or blockages.
• Waterproofing: The ice and water shield already provides a layer of protection against water penetration. However, the metal sheet adds an extra level of waterproofing, ensuring that even in extreme weather conditions, water won’t seep through and cause leaks.
• Longevity: Roof replacements are substantial investments, and homeowners want them to last as long as possible. The metal sheet’s addition enhances the roof’s lifespan by minimizing the risk of damage and the need for premature repairs.
• Preventing Leaks: The metal sheet acts as an added line of defense against leaks. It ensures that even if there is damage or wear and tear in the dead valley over time, the chances of water intrusion are minimized.