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Posted by Patch on July 17, 2005, 5:19 pm
The composition shingles on my 14 year old house need to be replaced. Is it
necessary to remove the old shingles first, or can the new ones be installed
over the old ones?
Thanks
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Posted by Duane Bozarth on July 17, 2005, 5:24 pm
Patch wrote:
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> The composition shingles on my 14 year old house need to be replaced. Is it
> necessary to remove the old shingles first, or can the new ones be installed
> over the old ones?
It's possible and a lot are done that way to save some money, but it's a
foolish shortcut imo...
Why would you want to put a costly new material over old, failing
material, causing almost certainly, a shorter lifetime of the new
material you just spent good $$ for? Never make a lick of sense to me,
but it's your roof...
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Posted by TURTLE on July 17, 2005, 5:35 pm
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> The composition shingles on my 14 year old house need to be replaced. Is it
> necessary to remove the old shingles first, or can the new ones be installed
> over the old ones?
> Thanks
This is Turtle
Yes you can lay over old shingles but most people don't because of weight of
them on the roof and some people in the roofing business say it will damage the
new shingles in someway.
One ideal of this is the next time you recarpet you living room, lay the new
carpet over the old and would you like it done that a way ?
TURTLE
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Posted by ToddWiedeman on July 17, 2005, 9:23 pm
you can have 3 layers of roofing. after this you must do a "tear off",
remove all roofing and start fresh
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>The composition shingles on my 14 year old house need to be replaced. Is it
>necessary to remove the old shingles first, or can the new ones be installed
>over the old ones?
>Thanks
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Posted by twfsa on July 18, 2005, 6:03 am
They say you can put up to 3 layers on a roof but why as another poster
stated!
Tom
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> The composition shingles on my 14 year old house need to be replaced. Is
> it necessary to remove the old shingles first, or can the new ones be
> installed over the old ones?
> Thanks
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> The composition shingles on my 14 year old house need to be replaced. Is it
> necessary to remove the old shingles first, or can the new ones be installed
> over the old ones?