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Posted by dadiOH on October 11, 2006, 8:59 am
JFM wrote:
> I am re-roofing my house. On the two rear corners are small (10x12
> or so) flat roofs covering additions. These have given problems
> from day 1 in spite of having been re-done twice with tar and
> gravel.
>
> This time, I wanted to cure the problem and elected to go with a
> rubber membrane system. Upon applying the membrane, there were small
> blisters (1"x2" or so) all over the roofs. The contractor said that
> this was due to heat buildup because of the glue and that they would
> go down overnight. They didn't. When they applied the membrane, I
> don't think they used a roller to force air out. This is early AM,
> and I don't know yet what they will be doing today.
>
> What should I think of this, and how should I handle it?
He said they'd go down, they didn't, tell him to fix it.
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