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Posted by Sbyrne on November 15, 2005, 7:11 pm
Do shingles need to settle on a new roof? In other words, new shingles were
recently laid on a bare roof (old shingles stripped), and not all of them
are laying flat. Its been fairly chilly in the North East and I am wondering
if this is normal. I think the roofers did a good a job but other's in HOA
are concerned about the cosmetics.
Thanks
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Posted by I R Baboon on November 15, 2005, 7:18 pm
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> Do shingles need to settle on a new roof? In other words, new shingles
were
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> recently laid on a bare roof (old shingles stripped), and not all of them
> are laying flat. Its been fairly chilly in the North East and I am
wondering
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> if this is normal. I think the roofers did a good a job but other's in HOA
> are concerned about the cosmetics.
> Thanks
situation normal. couple o days in the sun and they will lay flat
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Posted by robson on November 15, 2005, 7:21 pm
Sbyrne wrote:
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> Do shingles need to settle on a new roof? In other words, new shingles were
> recently laid on a bare roof (old shingles stripped), and not all of them
> are laying flat. Its been fairly chilly in the North East and I am wondering
> if this is normal. I think the roofers did a good a job but other's in HOA
> are concerned about the cosmetics.
>
> Thanks
yep - not to worry - mine did.
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Posted by Sbyrne on November 15, 2005, 7:25 pm
I sort of figured as much but wanted some non-biased back up!!
Thank You.
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> Sbyrne wrote:
>> Do shingles need to settle on a new roof? In other words, new shingles
>> were
>> recently laid on a bare roof (old shingles stripped), and not all of them
>> are laying flat. Its been fairly chilly in the North East and I am
>> wondering
>> if this is normal. I think the roofers did a good a job but other's in
>> HOA
>> are concerned about the cosmetics.
>> Thanks
> yep - not to worry - mine did.
>
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Posted by Goedjn on November 16, 2005, 12:19 pm
>> Do shingles need to settle on a new roof? In other words, new shingles were
>> recently laid on a bare roof (old shingles stripped), and not all of them
>> are laying flat. Its been fairly chilly in the North East and I am wondering
>> if this is normal. I think the roofers did a good a job but other's in HOA
>> are concerned about the cosmetics.
Kill those people now, before there's an actual dispute to point
the police at you. You KNOW they're going to be a problem,
eventually.
--Eristic
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